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Legislature approval for quota ordinance during next session, says CM

  •   Mon, Oct 24 2022 05:02:44 PM

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Hubballi, Oct 24: Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said the governor has given assent to the ordinance promulgated by the State Government to hike quota for SC/ST communities but it will be get passed in the next session of the State Legislature.

Talking to reporters near his residence in Hubballi on Monday, he said these communities are being given legal protection on the reservation.

The reservation for the backward classes will be decided after the receipt of the Commission’s report. It is not possible to comment on taking out any community from reservation or including any community under reservation as it has to be decided as per the Constitution and within the ambit of legal framework.

As the reservation issue is very sensitive, as head of the state, he has to work in accordance with the Constitution and legal framework.

 

 

 

 
  

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  • Vinod Kumar, Mangalore

    Mon, Oct 24 2022

    BJP criticized then ruling UPA over ‘Quota Politics’ and termed it as appeasing the poor, down trodden, and less fortunate for votes. What is BJP doing now??????….. BJP is now even appeasing minorities. Soon BJP will remove all restrictions on choice food, meat, religion, cows, hijab, Hallal, love-jihad, conversions etc etc. Winning at any cost, over any matter under the sun without limitation is BJP’s method of winning elections.

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  • Sarvanaabhavan, Murukaveri DK

    Mon, Oct 24 2022

    You can not hide truth for the sake of Vote banking.

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