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The Telangana Backward Classes (BC) Commission has decided to behaviour a nationalist proceeding connected June 24 connected a practice seeking enhancement of the property bounds for identifying orphans nether the BC-A class from the existing 10 years to 49 years. It besides resolved to impulse the authorities to facilitate the issuance of Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) certificates to members of 40 BC communities that are not included successful the Central OBC List, enabling them to entree reservations successful admissions to Central acquisition institutions and employment opportunities nether the Central government.
These determination were taken astatine a gathering of the State BC Commission held astatine its bureau successful Khairatabad connected Wednesday nether the chairmanship of Commission Chairman G. Niranjan.
The Commission besides resolved to perceive a practice submitted by members of the Satani (Chattada Srivaishnava) community, classified nether BC Group-D, seeking deletion of the connection ‘Satani’ from the community’s nomenclature.
During the meeting, the Commission discussed representations received from members of the Lodda assemblage residing successful Kamareddy, Medak and Sangareddy districts seeking inclusion successful the Backward Classes list. The Commission decided to undertake a survey of the community’s social, acquisition and economical conditions earlier arriving astatine a decision.
The Commission reviewed its ongoing enquiry into complaints regarding alleged violations of preservation norms successful State powerfulness utilities. Having already visited the institutions concerned, it decided to question further accusation from the respective organisations arsenic portion of the investigation.
The Commission further decided to urge that the State authorities proceed the Government Orders issued successful 2022 providing 5% preservation successful admissions to Mahatma Jyotiba Phule acquisition institutions for students belonging to Most Backward Class (MBC) communities.
Commission members Rapolu Jayaprakash, Tirumalagiri Surender, Balalakshmi Rangu and Member Secretary B. Bala Maya Devi attended the meeting.
