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The 2015 Karnataka Census revealed around 2 Lakh of people without care of their caste, and 3,755 people provided caste names that do not appear in the government list
The report exceeded that 51 percent of the reserves are assigned to BCS in state educational institutions. (Representative/News18 Tamil)
In a recent approved report of the state cabinet, he has revealed that the socioeconomic and educational survey carried out in Karnataka in 2015, approximately 2 Lakh of people declared that they do not know their caste name.
This census took place during the first term of Prime Minister Siddaramaiah (2013-2018). The key details of this census have now emerged, indicating that 2,53,000 people refused to reveal their caste.
In addition, 1,34,000 people report that they have no caste, while 1,94,000 people did not know their caste name. In addition, the census found that caste names provided by 3,755 people did not match those of the government list.
According to a PTI report, the cast of the cast presented to the Karnataka cabinet has suggested to increase the reserve for backward communities from the current 32 percent to 51 percent.
According to government sources, the socioeconomic and educational survey, commonly referred to the cast of the cast, also indicated that the population of BC constitutes 70 percent.
The report exceeded that 51 percent of the reserves are assigned to BCS in state educational institutions.
He referred to Tamil Nadu and Jharkhand as examples, where reserves of 69 and 77 percent are tested respectively, depending on the backward population, the sources pointed out.
The Survey Report Detailed the Population of Backward Communities as follows: 1st category – 34.96.638, 1b – 73.92.313, 2a – 77.78.209, 2b – 75.25.880, 3a – 72.99.577, and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b – and 3b 154.3333333333333333333333333333ASTICA. Therefore, the total population of other backward castes is 4,16,30,153.
The sources also mentioned that the scheduled caste and the programmed tribes populations are 1,09,29,347 and 42,81,289 respectively. The sample survey covers a population or 5.98.14.942.
In the light of these findings, he reported that the Karnataka government is consulting the reserve for other backward classes (OBC) to 51 percent depending on the census data.
Meanwhile, the BJP criticized the cast of the cast census, labeled it as outdated and without brushing, and urged the state government to rule out the report. The party demanded that a new survey be held after calling a meeting for all.
The main vice minister DK Shivakumar has assured that the Government will not make a hurried decision regarding the census report.
According to a PTI report, Shivakumar will meet with the legislators of the Vokkiga community congress to gather their views on the report of the socio -economic and educational survey, also known as the ‘cast census’.
Both voccalas and lingayats, two main communities in Karnataka, have expressed Conerns through their religious leaders or apex bodies, labeling the survey as “non -scientific.” They argue that numerous households were excluded from the survey, promising their demand for rejection and beginning of a new complete survey.
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