7. BALANCE ALIMENTARIO
7.1. NECESIDADES DE ENERGÍA
Reshuffling of Quota System at the entry level, especially redistribution of Freedom Fighters/Issues of Freedom Fighters quota in favor of other category or merit quota may generate much heat and sensation. Event the Law makers on grounds of losing cheap popularity may be unwilling to make any change of it. Press and electronic media may misunderstand and misinterpret it. In spite of all these, the crying need of the time is to reconsider it to change. In view of the above, we think in case the quota cannot be removed due to Constitutional provisions, it can be radically reconstituted as follows:
1. National Merit 75%
2. Women 10%
3. Tribal 5%
4. District Merit 10%
Total =100%
6.2 Conclusion
From the above discussions it becomes quite clear that the issue of quota requires to be seriously reviewed with a practical and long‐range view. Within the civil service itself there is a growing feeling that merit should be given more importance and it could lead to well trained and capable civil service with capacity to meet the challenges of 21st century. In fact there is no scope for second thought other than restructuring Quota reservation, Otherwise the constitutional provision may in reality become a deterrent rather enabler of ensuring equity and would grow into a huge barrier of ensuring meritocracy in the public sector in Bangladesh.
Some said about the abolishment of quota system, but another group said about the reform of quota system in BCS. But there is no scope for second thought other than restructuring quota reservation. Otherwise the constitutional provision may in reality become a deterrent rather enable of ensuring equity. It would also grow into a huge barrier of ensuring meritocracy in the public Sector in Bangladesh. Now a day, it is common to all that, slowly the most meritorious students are lack of confidence for
represent civil service of Bangladesh. This situation now is under control. But, after a period of time, this situation can become uncontrolled and our desired civil service may become inefficient. This will be a great threat for ensuring our development.
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