Madhya Government To Cite Gazette Notification In High Court Over Scheduled Tribes Recruitment Plea
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The state government is preparing to submit a reply based on a gazette notification in the High Court over alleged discrimination between Sahariya, Baiga and Bhariya and other Scheduled Tribes such as Gond and Pradhan in recruitment. High Court judge Justice Vivek Kumar Singh issued notice in the matter and asked the respondents to file a reply within four weeks. The matter has been listed for the week commencing August 17.According to the petition, there are only 26 posts of training officer (COPA), 27 posts of training officer (Fitter) and 16 posts of training officer (Welder) under the Scheduled Tribe category.
- ▪Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The state government is preparing to submit a reply based on a gazette notification in the High Court over alleged discrimination between Sahariya, Baiga and Bhariya and other Scheduled Tribes such as Gond and Pradh
- ▪High Court judge Justice Vivek Kumar Singh issued notice in the matter and asked the respondents to file a reply within four weeks.
- ▪The matter has been listed for the week commencing August 17.According to the petition, there are only 26 posts of training officer (COPA), 27 posts of training officer (Fitter) and 16 posts of training officer (Welder) under the Scheduled
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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The state government is preparing to submit a reply based on a gazette notification in the High Court over alleged discrimination between Sahariya, Baiga and Bhariya and other Scheduled Tribes such as Gond and Pradhan in recruitment. Scheduled Tribes (ST) such as Gond and Pradhan have filed a petition against the Employees Selection Board (ESB), which has issued an advertisement for 1,120 posts of training officers in the ITI Training Officer Recruitment Test 2026, providing the benefits of Scheduled Tribe (ST) status only to Sahariya, Baiga and Bhariya. High Court judge Justice Vivek Kumar Singh issued notice in the matter and asked the respondents to file a reply within four weeks.
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