CASTE CENSUS DATA MUST BE MAINTAIED ON THE BASIS OF ITS ACTUAL ENUMERATION, AS REMANDED BY THE GOVERNMENT CORRIDOR DURING THE COURSE OF ADMISSION AND APPOINTMENTS AS WELL AS PROMOTION WHERE HONOURABLE SUPREME COURT IS WORKING ON THE CAPTIONED SUBJECT, AS A MEASURE OF THE ACCURACY AND IT'S CORRECTNESS, NOT TO INCREASE ABOVE FIFTY PERCENT.

It is not understood about the policy in which the ruling party at the center is reluctant for the caste census, when every thing of the benefits depending upon the quota slots, under these conditions and circumstances of the enumeration of the number game there is no wrong however it is necessary to take this duty of the caste census from the general duty official while on the accounting for the general review and enumeration, more over it is necessary for the government of each state to follow caste census data from the district level records maintained by the each state as well as the government of India and it is definitely required for the good governance and accountability, more so it could not be denied for the public interest under the provision of the RTI act 2005 as people are claiming it on the basis of their caste census data available in the old revenue papers of the each patwar circle maintaining it with the revenue entries required for the transparency and accountability of the actual enumeration of each community, village and also based on the caste census data prepared for the welfare of every citizens of the society and circle and too demanded by the each government department during the course of taking benefits of the education and appointments as well as promotions under the provision of the quota slots, required for the each and every person otherwise it is not possible to get due decision as per the claim of the citizens where it is necessary to mention caste in the column for the classification of people of the society and circle too divided on the basis of the caste census data prepared by the department of revenue and recorded by the patwari of each circle from where it is obtained by the each concerned when ever required for the submission before any higher office and authority.