Bihar government hastily formed EBC commission: JDU state general secretary made president, spokesperson Arvind Nishad and two more members

JDU state general secretary Naveen Kumar Arya.

The Bihar government surrendered in front of the High Court regarding the civic elections. Shortly after this, it was announced to form a commission for municipal elections. The Bihar government has constituted a commission for the most backward reservation in the municipal elections. Notification has been issued.

JDU state general secretary Naveen Kumar Arya has been made the chairman of this commission. At the same time, JDU’s state spokesperson Arvind Nishad has been made a member. Apart from this, two more people have been made members. It includes Gyan Chand Patel and Tarakeswar Thakur. This commission will study the politically backward classes in the municipal elections. Will submit its report to the government. Accordingly, the reservation report will be prepared.

JDU state spokesperson Arvind Nishad.

In fact, in the Patna High Court, the ban was imposed in lieu of not conducting the triple test in the municipal elections. After this the Bihar government was on the back foot. Referring to a decision of the Supreme Court, the High Court had said that the Bihar government should also conduct a triple test in the election of the municipal body. In this, constitute a commission regarding the most backward classes. Fix their reservation and this reservation should not be more than 50 percent, also decide that.

However, the Bihar State Election Commission has announced the municipal elections. The elections were to be held on October 10 and October 20. But the High Court stayed. For this election, the candidates standing in the municipal body had started preparations. He started campaigning. At the last moment, the High Court had stayed. There was a lot of politics on this in the politics of Bihar. The ruling party and the opposition kept accusing each other of being anti-backward. The Bihar government had filed a review petition in the High Court. After this, the Bihar government withdrew it and said that fresh elections would be held.