Siddaramaiah challenges Modi to show his commitment by enacting law on the lines of SCSP-TSP Act

Popular artists last the celebrations of the anniversary of the Birth of Br Ambedkar at Vidhana Soudha in Bangalore on Monday. | Photo credit: Sudhakara Jain

On the occasion of Ambedkar Jayanthi, Prime Minister Siddaramaiah Challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to show his commitment to the well-being of SC/STS when promulgating a legisation in the lines of the sub-Plan and Tribal-Sub caste law) of Karnataka.

He launched the challenge to the prime minister while participating in a program organized in the KPCC office in Bangalore to commemorate the birth anniversary of Br Ambedkar. “Is this legislation implemented at the national level?” The prime minister asked.

The recent session of the state legislature had adopted a resolution urging the center to promulgate such a national legislation.

Call ‘lies’ clearly

He asked the Congress workers to have the courage to call the “Lies of the RSS and the BJP.” Hey asked Congress workers to have ideological clarity, urging the subject to continue the ideological struggle.

“He Manvaadis Suddenly they have begun to show new love for Ambedkar. But it is thesis Manvaadis Who first opposed the constitution and its implementation, “he said.

He said Ambedkar, in a letter on January 18, 1952, said Veer Savarkar and Shripad Amrit Dnge were responsible for their electoral defeat. But the BJP was still a story that Congress had defeated Ambedkar. In this context, Congress workers should have courage to clarify the record of truth, he said.

“Congress workers must understand the reasons for Manvaadis Oppose the Constitution and Ambedkar burning the ManusMriti. They must also try to raise awareness in this regard, particularly among young people, “he said.

He said that Ambedkar had dedicated his life to freeing all the castes and communities that had undergone the leg to oppression due to the Manusmruti and casteism.

Bengaluru to have a higher statue or ambedkar

Prime Minister Siddaramaiah announced Monday that a museum dedicated to Br Ambedkar will be established in Bangalore, in addition to a statue of the architect of the Constitution. The proposed statue would be the highest in the country, he said.