Shillong – In a significant development, Ampreen Lyngdoh, a prominent leader of the National People’s Party (NPP) and a Minister in the Meghalaya government, has underscored the government’s primary responsibility to deliberate on the roster system in accordance with a directive issued by the High Court.
The roster system, which pertains to the allocation of reserved seats for various categories in educational institutions and government jobs, has been a subject of ongoing discussion in Meghalaya. The High Court directive has prompted the government to address the matter comprehensively and take appropriate steps to ensure its implementation.
Minister Ampreen Lyngdoh emphasized that the government’s mandate is solely focused on addressing the roster system issue, as directed by the High Court. Recognizing the significance of the directive, Lyngdoh reiterated the government’s commitment to upholding the principles of justice, equity, and inclusivity.
Speaking at a recent press conference, Lyngdoh stated, “We are fully aware of the High Court’s directive and understand the importance of implementing the roster system effectively. Our government is dedicated to creating a level playing field for all sections of society, particularly those who have historically faced marginalization and discrimination.”
The roster system aims to provide equal opportunities for candidates belonging to scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, and other disadvantaged groups. It ensures that reserved seats are filled by eligible candidates, thereby promoting inclusivity and social justice.
Minister Lyngdoh further added, “The government is actively engaging with stakeholders, including educational institutions, experts, and community leaders, to devise a robust mechanism that adheres to the High Court’s directive. We are committed to formulating a comprehensive and transparent system that leaves no room for any kind of discrimination.”
The Meghalaya government’s commitment to addressing the roster system issue comes in response to the growing demand for equitable representation and opportunities in education and employment. It reflects the government’s determination to implement policies that bridge the gap between different sections of society and create a more inclusive future for the state.
As discussions on the roster system progress, it is anticipated that the Meghalaya government, under the leadership of Ampreen Lyngdoh, will prioritize the formulation of a well-defined framework that ensures fair representation and equal opportunities for all, aligning with the principles of justice and inclusivity.
Shillong – In a significant development, Ampreen Lyngdoh, a prominent leader of the National People’s Party (NPP) and a Minister in the Meghalaya government, has underscored the government’s primary responsibility to deliberate on the roster system in accordance with a directive issued by the High Court.
The roster system, which pertains to the allocation of reserved seats for various categories in educational institutions and government jobs, has been a subject of ongoing discussion in Meghalaya. The High Court directive has prompted the government to address the matter comprehensively and take appropriate steps to ensure its implementation.
