The worries of central government have been increased following the violent and out-of-control situation of
Haryana Jat agitation. As per the BJP sources, PM Narendra Modi is not happy with the Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar's working style. According to him, the state's government has completely failed in understanding and handling the situation.
Political Game
According to BJP, there is a possible political conspiracy behind this agitation and it has been done in a planned way to prove the Manohar lal led government failed on multiple fronts. However, considering the seriousness of the situation, the state government is currently working on the strategy of keeping quite. The party sources also said that the Rohtak, Panipat and Jhajhar, which have been influence areas of Ex CM Hooda, are currently the leading areas of this agitation.
The top brass of BJP is also scrutinizing the possibility of top Jat leaders of the party in Haryana being behind this agitation to displace CM Khattar from his position.
Due to the order of Supreme Court, the BJP government in the State has not been able to announce reservation for Jats. Jats are currently getting the benefit of reservations in the states of UP, Rajasthan and Delhi, where they fall in the backward classes.
Blockade in Gurgaon
Gurgaon has been blocked since last four days due to this agitation. The agitators can be seen everywhere on main connecting points of the City.
“Our Right” Says Jats
The National committee of Jats for this agitation has appealed the Jat community and other communities of the state to maintain peace and harmony. As per president of this committee, “The reservation is the very right of the Jat community.” Jats have been demanding reservation in the central government, asking Modi government to pass a bill in the parliament for Jat reservation under the OBC quota in central services.
Expected Agitation in UP
Last year, a petition was filed in the Allahabad High - Court against Jat reservation on the basis of the judgment of Supreme court. On the Basis of this judgment, Allahabad high-court instructed the state government to follow the Supreme court's order and rethink on Jat reservation in the state.
Demand dismissed by Backward Class Commission
The national backward class commission had dismissed the demand of Jats, not considering them socially or financially backward. However, the UPA government had announced the reservation for Jats in the Central government, not taking into consideration the recommendations of the committee.
