Haryana govt Increases Reservation for OBC Category from 15% to 27%
Nayab Singh Saini announced that the reservation for the backward classes in Group-A and Group-B posts, currently at 15 per cent, will be increased to 27 per cent, “in line with the Central government’s policy”. Saini was addressing a gathering at ‘OBC Morcha Sarv Samaj Samrasta Sammelan’ held in Gurugram.
“With the key aim of ensuring the welfare of the OBC community in Haryana and providing substantial benefits to the youth in government jobs, Haryana CM Nayab Singh Sunday made a series of pivotal announcements,” an official statement said.
For the Backward Class members, two types of certificates are issued in the state to facilitate them to avail benefits of government schemes and quota in government jobs and administration in educational institutions. For state government jobs, the certificates of BCs are issued while OBC certificates are issued for central government schemes.
He added that the Haryana government is supporting the education of OBC children by providing scholarships ranging from Rs 12,000 to Rs 20,000 to ensure quality education. The government is also focusing on the skill development of the OBC community. He said that the OBC community is not being deprived of their rights, and both the central and state governments are continuously implementing schemes to give full respect and recognition to the OBC community.
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