The opposition leader at the Assembly of R. Ashok, who addressed a press conference in Bengalur on Sunday. | Photo Credit: K. Murali Kumar
The opposition leader in the assembly of R. Ashok, who on Sunday described the current report on the census as “false” because the original copy is reportedly missing, demanded the court probe to the episode of the original copy of the Karnatak State Commission for back grade.
Ashok, who dealt with a press conference in Bengalur, referred to a letter reported by former chairman of the Commission K. Jayaprakash Hege and said the original copy is not available. “What exists now is a false message,” he said.
“The ministers and leaders of Congress describe a scientific and authentic report. However, Mr. Hegde wrote a letter to the government and noted that when the sealed box was opened on August 26, 2021, it was found that the report did not sign the previous chairmanship.
“Former Chairman of the Commission H. Kantharaj left without signing the report. The original report is in the house of the main Minister Siddaraiaha. The survey was carried out without visiting the house of someone. Everyone sat in the house or office of Mr. Siddarahaiaha and prepared a message.
Mr. Ashok took the exception that students are not allowed to write a CET by wearing “Janivar” (sacred thread).
“The government has been against the beliefs held for thousands of years. The Shivadarava Lingayat has also been interrupted, although nothing can be hidden in the sacred thread. They also focused on mangalass and bracelets. But those who wear hijabs are not controlled.
Published – April 20, 2025 20:51 is
