Bharatpur (Rajasthan): As members of Gurjar Aarakshan Sangharsh Samiti continued to block the Delhi-Mumbai rail route in Bharatpur over demands of reservation, a delegation of 41 Gurjar leaders on Saturday rejected the leadership of Vijay Bainsla.
On the seventh day of the stir, the 41-member delegation lashed out at Sangharsh Samiti convener Colonel Kirori Singh Bainsla for handing over the charge of the agitation to his son Vijay Bainsla.
Gurjar leaders Shriram Bainsla, Yadaram, and Vijayram, said they would not accept Vijay Bainsla's leadership.
"The leader of the community will be decided by the members of the community, not Kirori Singh Bainsla," the leaders said.
Further, the leaders expressed their gratitude towards Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for working towards fulfiling their demands. They also urged Kirori Bainsla to end the stir as common people were facing troubles due to the blockade.
Meanwhile, agitators continued to block highways and the Delhi-Mumbai rail route at Pilupura in Bayana on the call given by Sangharsh Samiti convener, Colonel Kirori Singh Bainsla.
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Earlier yesterday, Col. Bainsla had officially given the charge of the agitation to his son Vijay Bainsla at Pilupura.
Gurjars are agitating over their six demands, including notifying backlog vacancies as per agreement and election manifesto, five per cent reservation in all in-process recruitment, government job and compensation to the family members of three victims who were injured in police action during agitation in past years and subsequently died.
The other demands are to get the reservation included in the 9th schedule of the Constitution, regular pay scale to 1252 employees who completed probation of two years and budget for development works in Devnarayan Board.
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