Chief Minister Siddaramaiah slams BJP’s ‘double standard’ on Social and Education Survey in Karnataka

On Monday, September 29, 2025, Prime Minister Siddaramaiah fell to the BJP leaders, whose so -called “self -contradictory and politically motivated”, they opposed the ongoing social and educational research.

In a strong statement, the exercise carried out by the Prime Minister Karnataka Province Back Classes Commission is not limited to any caste or religion, but it includes the entire population of about seven Crore people in Karnataka.

“This is not against anyone, but for everyone.

To ensure equality

Prime Minister said in a statement, “Our government began to investigate to ensure equality. As soon as we started, ‘Sabka clock, Sabka Wikas’ slogan of the real colors of the real colors appeared.” He said.

Noting that BJP leaders call on one after another and call people to boycott the questionnaire or reveal certain details, Siddaramaiah, “ ManuvaadaWealth should remain as they are opportunities and representation. The poor should remain poor, the backward classes should remain, women should be deprived of opportunities and inequality between castes and classes should continue. This is the mentality at the center of BJP leaders. “

For all castes

It is a fact that the questionnaire will not only reveal the conditions of branches, retrospective classes and minorities, but also emphasize the situation of the poor and deprive between the advanced castes – BJP does not “want to emerge”.

Without the opposition of BJP, Bihar and TaLangana’da caste-based socio-economic research has already been carried out that the Prime Minister, the party’s “silence” in these states and center questioned.

“If the government, led by Narendra Modi, is preparing to make a caste census. If BJP opposes our poll, will it be against the center? Is there any courage to say it clearly before the Prime Minister?” he asked.

‘Expand cooperation’

“The people of Karnataka should recognize this self -reflective behavior of BJP leaders. Politically motivated false claims should be thrown into the garbage box. Everyone should join the heartfelt and expand the full cooperation in the ongoing social, economic and educational survey. Thus, we should allow us to establish an equal society and turn Karnataka into a garden for the whole society”.

On September 29, the opposition leader R. Ashok claimed that there was no obligation for people to provide personal information in the survey, while deputy TEJASVİ called other BJP leaders, including the other BJP leaders. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi stated that on Sunday, the caste survey data in Karnataka can be “sold” and could cause doubts about the intentions behind the exercise.