Tura, MARCH 30: A combination of various influential Garo organizations from the Eastern region of Garo Hills, headquarters Williamnagar, have lend support to the Meghalaya High Court directive to the state to adhere to the Roster System when it comes to recruitment in the grounds that Garos have been deprieved of their share for many years.

The Combined groups, namely GSU, FAF, AIGU, AAYF, WGCSU and Sumo Pick-Up & Auto Association from Williamnagar, East Garo Hills have expressed their adherent to uphold the magnanimity of Roster System in Reservation Policy.

They have expressed that the matter is very sensitive and any approaches without taking into confidence of all the section of community of the State will be cautionary.

“Since from the inception of Statehood, the Reservation Policy in absence of formula/Roster System had rendered inefficient to the represented community of the State particularly the Garo community. The disproportionate and asymmetric in the process of recruitments to the posts can be noticed apparently in all the Directorate offices in the State wherein the Garo employees are hardly can be seen. It can be seen only 10nos. of Garos out of 100 other tribes and even zero in some departments. Irrespective of such irregularities and arbitrariness in the process of recruitments to the various posts in the past, we are maintaining the mutual respects to the fellow communities of the State and had imposed trust to the verdicts of the Honorable High Court of the State,” the combined organizations stated. They also added that, “At this juncture, any approaches that is discriminatory by nature and practices will not be tolerated hereafter and we are also ready to come out to the streets as Bah Ardent Miller Bassaiawmoit had said in his statement if things could be sorted out in the street.

Therefore, in order to abstain any further discrepancies in the process of recruitments the Roster System must be uphold and in the same line appeal to all the citizens of the State to adhere mutual respect and sensibilities in dealing with this sensitive matter.”

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