Bihar Caste Survey: Bihar government released caste census report, backward class 27.1 percent

India : Bihar government has released the caste survey data. In the caste based calculation, the total population of Bihar has been stated as 13 crore 7 lakh 25 thousand 310.

Bihar government has released the caste census figures. The population of extremely backward classes is highest in the state. At the same time, backward class is 27.1 percent of the total population. In the Bihar caste based survey, the total population is said to be more than 13 crores. A lot of pressure was being put on the Bihar government to release this report soon. Now finally on Monday the Chief Secretary and other officials have released this report.

Bihar Additional Chief Secretary Vivek Kumar Singh said that the report of caste based census conducted in Bihar has been released. In Bihar, backward class is 27.13%, extremely backward class is 36.01%, general class is 15.52%. The total population of Bihar is more than 13 crores. Muslim population in Bihar is 17.07 percent. OBC and EBC constitute 63 percent of the total population.According to the caste survey, the total population of Scheduled Castes in Bihar is 2 crore 56 lakh 89 thousand 820. And this is 19.65 percent of the total population. Whereas the population of Scheduled Tribes in Bihar is 21 lakh 99 thousand 361. The largest population in the state belongs to the extremely backward class. Their number is 4 crore 70 lakh 80 thousand 514. 

On the release of the caste-based census data, the Chief Minister of Bihar said, "Today, on the auspicious occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, the data of caste-based census conducted in Bihar has been published. Many thanks to the entire team engaged in the work of caste-based census. Many congratulations...! Soon a meeting of the same 9 parties of Bihar Assembly will be called regarding the caste based census conducted in Bihar and they will be informed about the results of the caste based census."

At the same time, on the release of caste census report by Bihar government, Union Minister Giriraj Singh said, "Caste census is nothing but spreading confusion among the poor people of Bihar. During the tenure of 15 years of Nitish Kumar and 18 years of Lalu Yadav, A report card should have been given as to what relief he achieved for the poor during his tenure and how many people he gave jobs to. This report is nothing but an illusion."

The survey also said that the Yadav community included in the OBC group is 14.27 percent of the total population of the state. State Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav also belongs to this community. This community is the largest in terms of population in the state. The Bihar government had ordered the caste-based enumeration in the state last year after the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led central government made it clear that it would not enumerate castes other than Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as part of the general census. Will not be able to calculate.

'Terrorists' and facilitators have no place in Pakistan: Federal Ministers

The caretaker interior minister and information minister said in the meeting that the Election Commission will be given all possible support in the constitutional responsibility of conducting general elections in the country.

Pakistan's Caretaker Interior Minister Sarfaraz Bugti and Information Minister Murtaza Solangi have said that maintaining law and order is the responsibility of the government and that there is no place in Pakistan for terrorists and their facilitators.

According to the statement released by the Ministry of Interior, the two supervising federal ministers discussed the law and order situation in the country in the meeting.

Militant attacks in Pakistan have increased in recent months, with at least 60 people killed in Friday's suicide bombings at a mosque in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Hangu district and an Eid Milad-un-Nabi procession in Mastung, Balochistan.

The two ministers, in their meeting on Monday, expressed grief over the loss of precious lives in the recent bomb blasts.

It was said in the statement that 'in the meeting, the assistance of the caretaker government to the Election Commission regarding the elections was also discussed.'

Both the ministers said that the Election Commission will be given all possible support in the constitutional responsibility of conducting general elections in the country.

In the statement, the Minister of Information said that 'establishment of law and order is the responsibility of the government, our duty is to assist the Election Commission in conducting clean, transparent and impartial elections in the country.'

Although the Election Commission has not announced the date of the elections, the commission has said that the general elections will be held in the last week of January next year.

At a time when the country is heading towards general elections, the rise in militant attacks is becoming a major challenge for the government.

A Pakistani think tank called Senate for Research and Security Studies (CRSS) has said in its report released on September 30 that at least 345 personnel of Pakistan's security forces lost their lives in the first nine months of this year.

The report said that this is the highest number of personnel killed in a single year by militants in the last eight years.

Jan Achakzai, Balochistan's Caretaker Information Minister, said on Sunday that 'Enough has happened, no concessions will be made. We have declared war against these terrorists.

After the Mustang attack, Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir said during his visit to Quetta on Saturday that the operation against terrorists will continue uninterrupted.

According to the army's public relations department ISPR, the army chief said that the armed forces, intelligence agencies and law enforcement agencies will not rest until the menace of terrorism is eradicated from the country. does not go.'