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Belagavi: Government mulling 70% reservation for Kannadigas in private sector

  •   Thu, Dec 01 2016 08:45:25 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Belagavi (SP)

Belagavi, Dec 1: The state labour department is moving towards amending the law to provide for 70 percent employment reservation for Kannadigas in private sector. The law, once passed, will be applicable in respect of industries and other units in private sector which draw facilities from the government.

This issue of giving a concrete shape to this proposal was discussed at a meeting attended by labour minister, Santosh Lad, and law minister, T B Jayachandra, at a meeting of senior officials of both the departments held at Suvarna Soudha here on Wednesday November 30.

Speaking to media persons later, Lad said that Dr Sarojini Mahishi report had in the past, recommended for such a reservation for Kannadigas, but successive governments were unable to implement it. He said that a draft of the ammendment to be brought to law has been prepared, and the chief ministers has agreed to bring this reservation into force. A specific decision on the issue will be taken at the cabinet meeting in a few days, he added.

 
  

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  • Frank, Tulunadu state

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    This is to sideline, Tuluvas, Konkanis, Kodavas, Telugas Tamils Maratis and Byaris. A substantial no. of people are from non- kannad speaking communties. This will make life tough for non- kannadiga people from Karnatak.

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  • ABDUL, Jeddah

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    Very good move...Really appreciate the effort ..If it happens, then off course all educated will get job in private sectors some or other way..No need to depend on neighbor states & can be close relatives / family/friends etc etc..

    Unfortunately , I was away for more than 7 yrs away from Karnataka working in Chennai, Pune & Delhi...Bcos there were no opportunities in the domain i work in bangalore...

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  • Sam, USA

    Fri, Dec 02 2016

    If India has to thrive as a nation, it has been mostly based on merit and no subsidies or resevations

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    What about Kodavas, Beary's, Konkanis and Tuluvas? Are we not kannadigas because we speak different mother tongue, but are part of K'Nataka?

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    u first decide what r u.

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  • MN, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    You have grabbed already linguistic minority quota.Let Kannada speaking also taste the quota....

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  • Bharath, mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    Congress lives n dies only based on reservations.. they can never speak about development... Nidde siddu shall realize the reverse impact will also be there due to this..!!!...

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  • FLAVIAN DSOUZA, CHIK/BENGALURU

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    Good move.30% for outsiders is good enough. Dont think kannadigas should be driven out of state for lack of opportunities and cheap labor coming from the most populous state in India. If every state takes care of its own people there will be no problem

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  • Ashok Kotian, Mangalore / Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    We are so much divided in our own country that it is just miracle that we are still together in India. God save our country from these politicians.

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  • C Murthy, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    What a bunch of educated but intellectually challenged people .  Let them first make 70% reservation for kannadiga heroines in Kannada movies. Most of them are from the north

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  • subas shetty, udupi/dubai

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    This is another idiotic act by Congi govt . If u apply this in Karnataka then same policy other states will apply and at last looser will be Karnataka. Why u cant apply Merit base in all sector ??? why u want reservation??

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  • Ramesh S, MANGALORE

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    first define clearly who is kannadiga.. otherwise some Con-gress ministers going to loose job.. they even cant speak correctly Kannada..

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  • Chetan .S, mangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    FED UP WITH THE WORD RESERVATION,FOR GODS SAKE LETS ABOLISH ALL RESERVATIONS.THESE KIND POLITICIANS SHOULD BE TOLD TO KEEP THEIR MOUTH SHUT AND DO SOME WORK FOR THE COUNTRY INSTEAD OF DIVIDING THE COUNTRY IN THE NAME OF RESERVATIONS.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    Make it 100% in Public & Private ...

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  • Patric Lasrado, Udupi/Bahrain

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    We Kannadiga's deprived of Jobs in the State for many years. This one will help our new aspirants to find suitable jobs in state, instead leaving the state and look out for jobs in other states or migrating to Europe and Gulf countries.

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  • vishnu bhat, Bangalore

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    Silly and counterproductive move

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  • Nithya, mlr

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    Out of 70%, better had 25% for LOCAL kannadigas.

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  • Jayesh, Udipi

    Thu, Dec 01 2016

    Why not these people think India as One and it's people can work anywhere according to there wishes. For what they are dividing the people in the name of politics. Scrap reservation. Keep challenge open for all without giving preference for influential people. Only those people given importance who are disabled and downtrodden.

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