Congress MLAs Shout Slogans In Karnataka Assembly

March 23, 2021 daknewsnetwork

Congress MLAs shout slogans in Karnataka Assembly; loud uproar in Karnataka assembly; BJP tells ‘CD Govt’.

Congress legislators created a ruckus in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. He raised slogans in the Well on the issue of the involvement of former minister Ramesh Jarkiholi in the tape case.

In this sequence, many other Congress leaders including Krishna Byre Gowda, Priyank Kharge, were raising slogans calling the state government as ‘CD Government’.

Congress MLAs shout slogans in Karnataka Assembly: Water Resources Minister Ramesh Jarkiholi had to resign from his post after appearing in this disputed case.

On Monday, former Chief Minister of the state Siddaramaiah demanded to register a case of rape on Ramesh Jarkiholi in the Vidhan Sabha. He said that the matter should be investigated under the supervision of the court.

Seven castes of Tamil Nadu will join the Devendrakula Vellalar community, know why the decision was taken.

Parliament has approved the proposal to include seven castes of Tamil Nadu in the Devendrakula Vellalar community.

The Rajya Sabha on Monday passed the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order (Amendment) Bill 2021 related to this.

This bill was passed in the Lok Sabha only last week. Now it will be sent to the President for approval. The Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950 has been amended through this bill.

Through this bill, the entry of the Devendrakulathan community along with Devendrakulan Vellar will be changed. There is a separate entry of this community into the Act.

But now it has been included in the communities to be included in Devendra Kula Vellalar. These communities include Devendrakulathan, Kalladi, Kudumban, Pallan, Pannadi, and Valerian. A separate entry will be scrapped.

Responding to the debate on the bill, Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Thawar Chand Gehlot dismissed the opposition’s allegations, saying the bill had nothing to do with the Tamil Nadu assembly elections.

There is a prescribed procedure for amending the list of Scheduled Castes and it began in 2015 with the sending of proposals by the state government. Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu will be held on 6 April.