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Discussions on for implementing population policy: Dy CM Ashwath Narayan

  •   Wed, Jul 14 2021 08:50:05 PM

Bengaluru, Jul 14 (IANS): The Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka, Ashwath Narayan, stated on Wednesday that the state government is discussing the implementation of the National Population Policy in Karnataka on the lines of Uttar Pradesh.

Talking to reporters, Narayan said that there is a need to implement the population policy in the state, adding that Uttar Pradesh is going in the right direction.

The matter is under discussion, though nothing has been decided yet, he underlined.

It can be recalled here that BJP national General Secretary and MLA from the state, C.T. Ravi, had put out a message on Twitter emphasising the need to introduce the population policy in Karnataka on lines of Uttar Pradesh.

 
  

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  • Hegde, Bangalore

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Population .. minority’s...... populations assumptions .... As these are basically election related gimmicks Muslim population is approx 12 % in Karnataka state When they came to power 7 years back ...already known this was the population of India .. state ..with incremental increase NOBODY ADVOCATES POPULATION EXPLOSIONS .. but new gimmicks by spin doctors can change from burning issues for public .. masses ... That is the crux ..

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  • Joel, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    He won't even speak about his vaccination of degree students in 10 days goal, which obviously failed

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  • Farhan, UDUPI

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Please implement this policy at the earliest. People will realize the myth created Muslims have more children and other communities have only one or two. but if implemented it should cover each and very department and individuals of any age group and specially all the legislators also. the law should be enforced on lawmakers first. lead by an example.

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  • Ganesh Shetty, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    What you are saying may be true in north India but not in south.

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  • Rishi, Thane/Mumbai

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    I think in Karnataka most of the parents in present generation have 2 or maximum 3 children irrespective of any religion, Population issue might be only in North India.

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  • ayes p, kudla/ksa

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Yedyurappa is having 5 children and new governor is having 6 children. First these people should step down and replace them those who have 2 children.

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  • Ganesh Shetty, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Boss the policy is not retrospective. why keep on concentrating on individuals rather than policy

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  • Desmond, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Toilet.... Beef ban......triple talaq........kashmir......rising fuel prices.....hastily rolled out gst.......now population control.......communities realised why population control....rapheal corruption deal, selling government assets .....anyways.....we did not elect you for all this

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  • Nelson Pinto, Udupi /Oman

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Only Karnataka state is worried about population increase in India ............ one week cow then Pakistan terrorist.....then population control ..............then again reverse cow ...

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Please go ahead. BJP's vote count will come down after 21 years for sure.

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  • Ramesh Masand, Uchila

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Even though this policy has been bought to target one partcular minority community, and to distract people from the hardships that are caused due to extremely bad policies and governance, if implemented, it will cause more distress to us hindus than anybody else. Also, what happens to families who already have 3 children?? And didn’ Modi once famiusly say that our population is our strength..????

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Nallasopara

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    Stop diverting attention from the real Problems of Inflation & Unemployment ...

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  • Raj, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 15 2021

    The Indian preference for sons will lead to an increase in female foeticide if a two child per family policy is implemented. It is sad that the BJP in Karnataka has decided that implementing Ajay Bisht's anti-Muslim policies in the state will pay political dividends.

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  • Ganesh Shetty, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 14 2021

    Very good decisiion, we need this. Lot of people here talk here saying this should have been done that should have been done first etc. They think that this will somehow scuttle a very good policy. Karnataka has population more than New Zealand.

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 14 2021

    Since 1960's to 1975 these policies were in the form of slogan and once Sanjay Gandhi introduced forced surgeries no govt tried it. But incentives are there to those who underwent surgery and abortions. In North India even majority communities have more kids too, if felt it is against them then they might vote out the present govt., but here the govt will get more votes as hard line supporters may think it hits hard at minority communities despite going through hardships like inflation and steep rise in prices of all essential commodities which is direct result of fuel price increases. Bill Gates too harping on fake climate change and depopulation agenda sounds strange now our govt is toeing his line of instructions, for him vaccines and abortions are weapons of mass destruction, is it part of the strategy by our govt too?

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  • Ranjan, Bangalore

    Wed, Jul 14 2021

    After swach bharat Smart cities 30 kms per day roads 15 lakhs Swiss bank money Sab ke Saath Results are Ambani Adani prospers billions Demonetisation flop .. black money even worse than before Gdp even before COVID going down National security compromise China border .. Kashmir Taliban threat .. all our neighbors.. Sri Lanka Nepal .. Maldives Bangladesh..etc not on great terms last 5 years COVID failures So now new theme population ...

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  • Manohar, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 14 2021

    First discuss how to improve the life of poor people. Eradicate corona pendamic. Then only think about population. Indan youngest population is a boon for future development of country. Presently primary school s can't find sufficient children to start classes. If it goes on we will face the plight like Japan and china. Educated people knows how much children they need. No need of special law.

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