The Maharashtra cabinet has cleared the names of 5 government-nominated members to be appointed on the boards of large co-operative society, amidst opposition linking the move to the ongoing Gokul Dairy deadlock.
According to sources, the cabinet on Wednesday approved the names of the 5 members, who will be appointed to the boards of the co-operative societies.
The move has been linked to the opposition’s allegations of the government trying to exert control over the co-operative societies, which they claim is a ploy to gain control over the Gokul Dairy.
Opposition leaders have alleged that the government is trying to appoint its loyalists on the boards of the co-operative societies, which will give them control over the dairy.
However, the government has denied these allegations, saying that the appointments are being made in accordance with the rules and regulations.
**Key Highlights:**
- 5 government-nominated members cleared for appointment on large co-operative society boards.
- Opposition links move to Gokul Dairy deadlock.
- Government denies allegations of trying to exert control over co-operative societies.
Context: The appointments have been cleared amidst the ongoing Gokul Dairy deadlock, where the opposition has been alleging that the government is trying to exert control over the co-operative societies.
Response: The opposition has linked the move to the Gokul Dairy deadlock, alleging that the government is trying to appoint its loyalists on the boards of the co-operative societies. However, the government has denied these allegations, saying that the appointments are being made in accordance with the rules and regulations.
**”The government is trying to exert control over the co-operative societies, which is a ploy to gain control over the Gokul Dairy,” said an opposition leader.**
**”We have done nothing wrong. The appointments are being made in accordance with the rules and regulations,” said a government spokesperson.**
Forward Context: The opposition has vowed to continue their protests against the government’s move, while the government has said that it will not back down. The next step in this saga will be the appointment of the 5 members on the boards of the co-operative societies, which is expected to happen in the coming days.