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sanjaychhikara
April 24th, 2003, 03:43 PM
Haryana reserved Assembly seats to go up
B S Malik

Sonepat, April 23
As the process of delimitation of the Parliamentary and Assembly constituencies will now be based on the population census of 2001 instead of 1991, the number of Assembly constituencies to be reserved for scheduled caste will increase from 17 to 18 in Haryana.

However, there will not be any change in the number of reserved Parliamentary constituencies which will remain at two out of 10 constituencies.

According to highly placed sources in the state delimitation committee, the number of Assembly constituencies in Faridabad district will increase from six to nine, in Gurgaon from 6 to 7, in Panipat district from three to four and in Panchkula the increase will be from one to two.

The district in which the number of Assembly constituencies will decrease include from seven to six in Bhiwani, from six to five in Sonepat, from six to five in Karnal, from five to four in Ambala, from four to three in Fatehabad, from five to four in Yamunanagar, from six to five in Jind, from five to four in Kaithal, five to four in Rohtak and five to four in Jhajjar district.

However, the number of constituencies will remain the same in Hissar (six), Sirsa (five), Kurukshetra (three), Mahendergarh (three) and Rewari (three).

guliayaj100
April 24th, 2003, 11:08 PM
Bhai Chhikara,
Dil pe bada sa patthar rakh lo
Aage aage or bi bahut kach hoga
Bharat me agar muslim atankwad
khatam bhi ho jaye
to bhi is desh me shanti nahi hogi
ye reservation policy
alag tarah ke atankwadi paida
karne ja rahi hai.

akdabas
April 24th, 2003, 11:15 PM
Yajvir Gulia (Apr 24, 2003 01:38 p.m.):
Bhai Chhikara,
Dil pe bada sa patthar rakh lo
Aage aage or bi bahut kach hoga
Bharat me agar muslim atankwad
khatam bhi ho jaye
to bhi is desh me shanti nahi hogi
ye reservation policy
alag tarah ke atankwadi paida
karne ja rahi hai.


Thik kaha bhai aap ne....

sanjaychhikara
April 25th, 2003, 12:34 AM
Yajvir Gulia (Apr 24, 2003 01:38 p.m.):
Bhai Chhikara,
Dil pe bada sa patthar rakh lo
Aage aage or bi bahut kach hoga
Bharat me agar muslim atankwad
khatam bhi ho jaye
to bhi is desh me shanti nahi hogi
ye reservation policy
alag tarah ke atankwadi paida
karne ja rahi hai.

Gulia bhai,
I fully agree with u, thats why i posted this news,
I think this will never end, but for the sake of our future it has to stop!!

Those places who are reserved are not making a singel progress.
I am from Jhajjar and thats a reserved seat, since the day thats it become a jillah, from my point of vieuw there is not made any progress at all. I am feeling like a prisoner in our own place!!

sanjaychhikara
April 25th, 2003, 12:42 AM
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ranjitjat
April 25th, 2003, 04:52 PM
Sanjay & all

Yahi hal raha to yah sari seat hi reserve ho jayangi.
The reserve seats are going up all the times.
They will fight & win on SAWARAN SEATS AS WELL. SEE IN UP- BSP COMING TO HARYANA.
They are very active after Jhajjar DALIT INCIDENT.
The seats in Jats dominated districts- ROHTAK- JHAJJAR- SONIPAT - BHIWANI- FATIYABAD- JIND- KATHAL- KARNAL are coming down.
Panjabi- DOMINATED DISTRICTS ARE GOING UP.
The reserved seats also going up in JAT HEART LAND.
We have still time to make protest.
Write to our local MP - MLA,s
Write to National press as well.

abhishek
April 25th, 2003, 08:59 PM
This is not good trend, because it goes down to village level also. Even now sarpanch is supposed to be from lower caste. In my motherīs village a bhangi is sarpanch althoug village boasts of 90% jats. They are even reserving village panchayat seats although they r not many lower castes in villages!!!!!
The whole idea is ridiculous of reserving.
This cannot be democracy, you cannot force the representative to be from certain caste or community and overlook the sentiments of majority.
And if it is happening jat-dominated state of Haryana I dont think it is a good omen.
I certainly wont appreciate some chamar or chuda to be CM of Haryana.

rsdalal
April 25th, 2003, 10:16 PM
Not Good...

sanjaychhikara
April 25th, 2003, 10:57 PM
Many politicians of today in India even our JAT ones are playing divide and rule like the British did it successfully in controlling India in the beginning.