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GoI to issue OBC status to Bishnupriya Manipuri

In response to the long pending demand and relentless efforts by the NBMM, the Government of Assam has issued a notification and the gazzete has been published, based on which the Government of India (GoI) will very soon issue the OBC status to Bishnupriya Manipuri community.

GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM
DEPARTMENT FOR WELFARE OF PLAIN TRIBES & BACKWARD CLASSES
DISPUR GUWAHATI.

ORDERS BY THE GOVERNOR
NOTIFICATION

Dated Dispur the 7th September, 2010

No. TAD/BC/126/2006/Pt-I/30: In continuation of Govt. notification No. TAD/BC/268/75/37 dtd. 27/12/1975, the Governor of Assam is pleased to enlist a separate identity of the Bishnupriya Manipuri as Sl. No. 30 in the list of Other Backward Classes instead of No. 13 for the purpose of reservation in public services in the state of Assam under Article 16(4) of the Constitution of India.


sd/-
Principal Secretary to the Govt. of Assam,
WPT & BC Department, Dispur.

Memo No. TAD/BC/126/2006/Pt-I/30(A) Dated Dispur the 7th September, 2010
Copy to:
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10. The President, Nikhil Bishnupriya Manipuri Mahasabha, Green View Nursing
Home, N.S. Avenue, Silchar, Assam.


By order etc

sd/-
Deputy Secretary to the Govt. of Assam,
WPT & BC Department, Dispur.
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  1. B sarma22 October 2011 at 19:25

    The news item of Sentinel. 
    “Govt. Of India
    will very soon  issue the OBC status to
    BM Community.” How much  would it be
    reliable? And what assurance did Mahasabha receive from GOI,for which this
    announcement has been made? Having a BM- MLA at his disposal( for whom he was
    longing for), the NBMM president has taken four long years (after winning of the
    SC case) to get the amendment done by the Govt. of Assam. Every Bishnupriya
    Manipuri knows, the OBC status had already  been bestowed on us, only the word ‘Bishnupriya’
    was to be prefixed as per SC order.In that case how can we assure that it would
    not take longer time? Delhi
    is far more away from Silchar than Guwahati.


     


    And we can’t 
    understand why was the stale news, WPT& BC letter TAD/BC/126/2006/Pt-
    1/30(A) dated 07 Sept. 2010,  was
    published in ‘Sentinel’ after a lapse of 8 months? Is it to tell the people
    that Mahasabha has no official address other than  one mentioned below or for publicity to gain
    cheap popularity?


    Copy to :-.1,2,.. 9. Presient, NBMM, Green View Nursing Home N.S. Avenue, Silchar,
    Assam


                                
     ..................................................................


     


      The news item of
    Sentinel  “BMDC in Tripura likely” can
    not be digested, because source is not at all reliable. So far no local papers,
    carried this  important news. Let NBMM
    Secretary General Shri Uday Sinha come up with the real fact. It was found out
    from a very reliable source in Govt. that there have not been  any such talk held so far on BMDC. Let the
    NBMM state committee clarify the news ie. in which level of Govt. they had a
    talk. News  which has been received is, as
    follow ;-


    On July 26, an oath taking ceremony was held  at Dalugao, Kailashahar where only 22 members
    took oath, not 47 as suggested by Shri Uday Sinha, the Sec. General. In that
    meeting a resolution was taken that a deputation  would go to Agartala to submit the demands
    :-1.   for a DC for BM and  2. Appointment of BM language teachers. I
    couldn’t fathom why was Shri Uday Sinha silent on this burning issue? We must
    be very careful about  the distorted news
    spreading around and as we take all the news coming up from NBMM ,BMDC or
    others as true  staying far from the
    reality


     


    So far, office bearers never come up with the news on renewal
    of NBMM registration  after the show cause
    notice was served by the Registrar of Society? I would like to request NBMM
    authority not to play with the sentiment of people. Be justified and transparent
    .


     


    The above article or remarks are for the name of curiosity
    not for criticize or blame.


    REGARDS.

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