Minister Bihar said the intention of the state government is clear.
Patna:
As Bihar kicked off its much-anticipated cast-based staffing on Saturday, Bihar’s Minister Nitish Kumar reiterated that the aim of the exercise was to get a clear estimate of the financial position of all communities, to support development work.
Speaking to NDTV, he said, “From the very beginning, we demanded that the caste-based census be conducted nationwide to get information on the status of people belonging to castes. different to help them advance”.
“After the 2011 census, the government conducted a caste-based tally, but it wasn’t done properly and wasn’t published. We asked them to do it again properly, but they disagree,” he added.
Mr. Kumar said all the parties in Bihar have come together and decided this. “We went to the Prime Minister, and we all expressed our views. The center said they won’t do a census based on caste and if a state wants to do it they will. states are not able to conduct census census, so we are doing ‘Jaati Aadharit Ganana’ (caste-based headcount),” he added.
Regarding the procedure and arrangements, Nitish Kumar said all the officials involved in the huge exercise were well trained and a large number of people were mobilized to participate.
“We have asked all the officials that each person must be counted correctly. Some people are living in the city, others are out of state, all information needs to be recorded accurately,” he said. speak.
The Prime Minister further emphasized that the financial status of every family, regardless of caste or community, will also be recorded.
“We want to do this to get an accurate estimate of the financial condition of families from all communities, which will help decide what can be done for them and their locality.” “, said Mr. Kumar.
The chief minister of Bihar says the state government’s intentions are clear — they want a full picture of each individual’s financial situation so they can more effectively target development work, while provide the appropriate State Data Center for their “sabka sath”. , sabka vikas (people’s support, everyone’s development)” vision “If there was poverty in a state, you would eliminate it, wouldn’t you?” he added.
“The full report will give us a clearer picture, which we will publish, circulate and send to the Center. If they think this is good for the whole country, then they will. If not, less We’ll give them a clear picture of poverty in our state,” he said.
