Subhechcha Ganguly 
The operation in its current shape was temporarily banned by the Patna High Court on Thursday because, in their opinion, it amounted to a census and infringed on the purview of Parliament.A day after the Patna High Court temporarily halted Bihar’s caste-based survey, the head of the governing Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) said on Friday that the majority of people support the exercise. Yadav questioned why the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was wary of the exercise in a tweet in Hindi.
Yadav claimed that individuals who oppose the survey are opposed to equality, humanity, and supporters of social and economic injustice as well as poverty, unemployment, and backwardness. The populace has picked up on the BJP’s game-playing, he continued.Nitish Kumar, the chief minister, has declined to offer any commentary on the stay. Tejashwi Yadav, his deputy and the leader of the RJD, declared on Thursday that their government was eager to carry out the survey for the benefit of the poorer sections. He added that they would consider the high court judgement before deciding the next step.
