BJP Says Cong Always Betrayed OBCs

New Delhi: On Monday, BJP accused the congress of always deceiving and betraying other retrospective lessons after the Karnataka government’s decision to unimport a previous caste survey in favor of a new census. Union Minister and BJP leader Bhupender Yadav asked to correct accountability and said that he was currently spent 165 RS public money in the implementation of the closed caste survey.

Yadav claimed that the Congress’s headquarters had a history of betraying the OBC interests because he remembered that the Kaka Kaaka Kakelkar Commission has ignored the reversaling report of the Commission to strengthen the backward classes. The party also opposed the proposals of the Mandal Commission.

In his statement to journalists, Karnataka Prime Minister Siddaramaiah said that the decision of a new caste survey was not the government’s government, but the leadership of the Congress.

Yadav questioned the party’s intervention in the government’s recruitment of the government and compared it to the intervention of the Sonia Gandhi National Advisory Council in the UPA government.

Yadav, Modi government, with numerous plans to work for the socio-economic strengthening of retrospective classes. The authority added that he gave constitutional status for national retrospective classes.

The Karnataka government’s decision not only emphasizes the internal contradictions of the Congress, but also emphasized that social justice is optical for the party.