
MUMBAI: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday mentioned Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Maratha reservation, before wanting on the Bhosala Committee suggestions was a “premature act.”
Thackeray had in the present day accompanied by deputy chief minister and senior NCP chief Ajit Pawar and senior Congress chief Ashok Chavan had referred to as on the Prime Minister at his residence within the nationwide capital.
Fadnavis identified that the report of the Bhosale Committee on Maratha reservation has beneficial the formation of a State Commission for the Backward Classes.
“I want to say that meeting the PM directly before their own action is premature,” the BJP chief added.
Meanwhile, chief minister Thackeray mentioned points associated to the Maratha reservation, the proposed Metro carshed in Kanjurmarg, GST compensation have been mentioned with the Prime Minister and Modi has assured to look into the problems.
Briefing media individuals on the Maharashtra Sadan, he mentioned, “There was a lot of discussion during this. The Prime Minister listened to all the issues seriously. The Centre is expected to take positive decisions on pending issues. I thank the Prime Minister. There was no political obsession anywhere. We are satisfied with the meeting. The Prime Minister will definitely take further action on these questions.”
Thackeray additionally met the Prime Minister for a separate one-on-one meeting.
Thackeray had final month written to Modi requesting him to take steps to declare the Maratha group within the state as Socially and Educationally Backward (SEBC) to allow them to say the reservation in schooling and public employment a minimum of to 12 per cent and 13 per cent respectively.
The Supreme Court, on May 5, struck down the reservation in authorities jobs and academic establishments for the Maratha group introduced in by the Maharashtra authorities in 2018, saying it exceeded the 50 per cent cap imposed earlier.
Thackeray had in the present day accompanied by deputy chief minister and senior NCP chief Ajit Pawar and senior Congress chief Ashok Chavan had referred to as on the Prime Minister at his residence within the nationwide capital.
Fadnavis identified that the report of the Bhosale Committee on Maratha reservation has beneficial the formation of a State Commission for the Backward Classes.
“I want to say that meeting the PM directly before their own action is premature,” the BJP chief added.
Meanwhile, chief minister Thackeray mentioned points associated to the Maratha reservation, the proposed Metro carshed in Kanjurmarg, GST compensation have been mentioned with the Prime Minister and Modi has assured to look into the problems.
Briefing media individuals on the Maharashtra Sadan, he mentioned, “There was a lot of discussion during this. The Prime Minister listened to all the issues seriously. The Centre is expected to take positive decisions on pending issues. I thank the Prime Minister. There was no political obsession anywhere. We are satisfied with the meeting. The Prime Minister will definitely take further action on these questions.”
Thackeray additionally met the Prime Minister for a separate one-on-one meeting.
Thackeray had final month written to Modi requesting him to take steps to declare the Maratha group within the state as Socially and Educationally Backward (SEBC) to allow them to say the reservation in schooling and public employment a minimum of to 12 per cent and 13 per cent respectively.
The Supreme Court, on May 5, struck down the reservation in authorities jobs and academic establishments for the Maratha group introduced in by the Maharashtra authorities in 2018, saying it exceeded the 50 per cent cap imposed earlier.