In the context of the ongoing session of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, the caste-wise survey has become very important. A resolution was passed in the Legislative Assembly that the central government should come forward to conduct a caste-wise census. But the party in the National Democratic Alliance is saying that the state government should conduct the caste-wise census.
Anbumani Ramadoss opposed
As soon as the resolution was passed, BAMA leader Anbumani Ramadoss registered his opposition. In this case, he has presented his criticism again today. While talking to reporters in Villupuram, I see it as the worst administration to say that we will not run the state government. They are counting how many birds are there in Vedantangal Bird Sanctuary.
A caste-wise census is needed
They count how many stray dogs there are in the street. They count how many cows pass on the street. But there is a reluctance to conduct a survey on how people feel about the progress of Tamil Nadu. It must be said that there is fear. You are conducting a survey for the amount of women’s rights. One crore 40 thousand people applied.
What is the fear of the government?
Out of which 93 lakh people are eligible you are conducting a survey. You are conducting a survey to see how many people are eligible to travel in government buses. You conduct a survey to fund students. What is the reluctance to survey for social justice? What are you afraid of? In Bihar, caste-wise census is being conducted and welfare schemes are being announced and implemented for the backward people.
Not qualified to talk about social justice
No court has banned any census in any state in India. Be it High Court or Supreme Court. So what is the hesitation of the Tamil Nadu government? What fear? Therefore, Anbumani Ramadoss said that your government is not qualified to talk about social justice.
