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Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday asked political leaders not to oppose caste-based census just on surmises, saying that those opposing it do not know its contents.Talking to reporters in Bagalkot, Siddaramaiah said, "Let's ...

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has refused to accept the caste census report from Vokkaliga and Lingayat groups, despite disagreements among Congress ministers and MLAs. Siddaramaiah said the debate was meaningless and that the government would weigh on the report only after the State Backward Classes Commission formally submitted it.

K'taka: Caste census data safe, says top official amid apprehensions Bengaluru: The Chairman of Backward Classes Commission K. Jayaprakash Hegde has

A letter by the Chairman of the Backward Classes Commission stating that the original copy of the caste census report is missing, has gone viral on social media triggering another round of controversy in Karnataka.Reacting to the development ...

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday said his decision to do justice to the disadvantaged communities, by accepting the report of the Socio-Economic and Education Survey, popularly known as the "caste census", is unwavering. His statement is seen as significant as the Karnataka State Commission for Backward Classes chairperson is expected to submit the report to the state government this month.

The Chairman of Backward Classes Commission K. Jayaprakash Hegde has clarified on Wednesday that the data of the caste census is safe.

Shivakumar said he stood by the partys stand on caste census, but he would also want the government to consider the demand of communities for a scientific approach to the survey. “Many communities are fighting for a reservation proportional to their population. These demands cut across the party lines. However, some communities have said they have not been contacted before the census and are asking for a scientific caste census.”

Bengaluru: Karnataka’s Socio-Economic and Education Survey, popularly known as the “caste census”, is mired in controversies even before the report is submitted to the government, amid deep divisions...

Addressing rallies, Amit Shah has called 4% Muslim quota in Telangana 'unconstitutional' while saying it will be scrapped if BJP wins the election, which is also mentioned in the party's manifesto

Karnataka CM said his decision to do justice to the disadvantaged communities, by accepting the report the "caste census", is unwavering.