The Basavaraj Bommai government had on March 30 notified a decision taken by the cabinet to scrap the 4% backward classes quota for Muslims and to reallot the Muslim OBC quota to the two most dominant communities in the state, Lingayats and Vokkaligas.
Former Karnataka minister KS Eshwarappa on Monday asserted that the Bharatiya Janata Party does not need a single vote from the Muslim community but went on to say that nationalist Muslims would vote for the party anyway.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has congratulated MLA and former deputy chief minister K S Eshwarappa, for announcing political retirement after the BJP central leadership asked him to do so. In the clippings of the said video call, which went viral on social media, the prime minister is heard telling Eshwarappa that he demonstrated his commitment to the party. "I am very happy
A contractor’s death, various associations writing to the Prime Minister on corruption, and the arrest of an MLA the BJP government in Karnataka has faced serious allegations in the last four years.