Maratha Reservation: State Backward Class Commission’s Report is expected on November 14

MUMBAI: NPNEWS24 ONLINE-The demand the reservation of Maharashtra’s largest community is to be fulfilled in just next a few hours? The report made by the State Backward Class Commission the Maratha community to be submitted to the government on November 14, which will decide to give reservation to this community or not. So now the biggest question is, what exactly are the recommendations in the Maratha reservation report…

The report is being submitted to the Mumbai High. The State Backward Class Commission study has been completed. Nearly two lakh statements, 45 thousand households surveyed have been conducted. The report will be submitted to the state government on Wednesday.

According to the sources, in this report, the commission has tried to find the answers of the few most important questions that will change the future of Maharashtra. The Commission is likely to recommend the reservation for the Maratha community without changing the earlier reservation of the OBC community. What is the exact number of Maratha community in Maharashtra? Kunabi and Maratha are the same? The answers to such questions will be given in this report.

The members of the Backward Class Commission had to study the Maratha community by various angles like socially, financially and educationally backward. There are about two lakh statements from across the state and 45 thousand Maratha families were surveyed. Apart from this, the commission has studied anthropology of writers like Iravati Karve, history, all types of information, old judiciary, constitutional provisions etc. All these things have studied for 100-125 pages by members of the Commission. Therefore, the report submitted to the court will be very big in size.