Taking part in the International Jat Parliament, Union Minister of State Sanjeev Balyan has supported the demand to declare Western Uttar Pradesh as a separate state. He said that Meerut should be declared the capital of the new state. Apart from this, demand for reservation was also raised in Jat Parliament.
Uttar Pradesh, a state which has a major stake in the country's politics, is standing on the verge of division. Regarding the area of the state, demand has been raised many times to divide it into parts. Now a demand has arisen that Western Uttar Pradesh should be declared a separate state. Supporting this demand, Union Minister of State Sanjeev Balyan said that Western Uttar Pradesh should be made a separate state, and Meerut should be declared its capital.
Balyan gave this statement while addressing the event of International Jat Parliament. After his statement, people have protested against it. Describing his demand as justified, Balyan said that the population here is eight crore and the High Court is 750 kilometers away from here. In such a situation, the demand for a separate state is completely justified.
Demand for Bharat Ratna and memorial to former Prime Minister in Parliament
Apart from the separate demand of Western Uttar Pradesh, demand for reservation for Jats was also raised in the Parliament. Demanded to give reservation in OBC category at the Center and also asked to name Begum Pul Rapid Station as Chaudhary Charan Singh. On the occasion of the event, demands were also raised to give Bharat Ratna to former Prime Minister Chaudhary Charan Singh, Sir Chhotu Ram and Raja Mahendra Singh and to install a memorial of Maharaja Surajmal in the new Parliament building of the country.
I will follow whoever talks about reservation – Sanjeev Baliyan
Public representatives of Jat community from all parties participated in the Jat Parliament. Describing Jats as a nationalist community, Sanjeev Baliyan said that there is a need to take everyone along in politics. Without Jats, no one can become head of the village. While speaking on Jat reservation, he said, “It would be wrong to say that the government did not present its case strongly for reservation in the court. I will be behind whoever talks about reservation in future.” At the same time, Yashpal Malik, former national president of Jat Aarakshan Sangharsh Samiti, said that if we have to fulfill the demand for reservation, then we will have to take the help of politicians. BJP State Vice President Mohit Beniwal
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