Government is fully committed to protecting OBC interests, says CM Mohan Yadav after meeting delegation

A delegation of the OBC Mahasabha met Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Friday morning at the Samatva Bhavan, the official residence of the Chief Minister. During the interaction, the Chief Minister emphasized that the issue of reservation for other backward classes in the state is extremely important, and the state government remains fully committed to safeguarding OBC interests. He noted that every possible effort is being made to establish a fair and logical framework. With this objective in mind, an all-party meeting was previously convened on the OBC reservation matter, and consultations were held with all prominent OBC organizations to present a robust case before the honorable court.

The Chief Minister further stated that the administration is working to find an appropriate resolution to the matter rather than attempting to delay it. He underscored that the policy and intent of the state government regarding reservation for other backward classes are completely transparent. He informed the delegation that a point-by-point study of the honorable court's ruling on OBC reservation has been completed, and directives have already been issued to strongly represent the state's stance before the Supreme Court. In line with this directive, the Advocate General's Office of Madhya Pradesh filed an SLP, titled State of M.P. versus Ashita Dubey and Others, in the Supreme Court on Friday evening.