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Spl K'taka cabinet meet on April 7 on caste census

The Morning Standard

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April 12, 2025

CHIEF Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday said that a special cabinet meeting will be held on April 17 to discuss the socio-economic and educational survey report, popularly known as caste census, conducted by the Karnataka State Commission for Backward Classes.

- DEVARAJ B HIREHALLI @Bengaluru

"The report was presented before the cabinet on Friday, but some ministers wanted to go through its recommendations. Hence, a decision on the report will be taken at the next cabinet meeting on Thursday after a thorough discussion," Siddaramaiah told reporters.

A clear picture on the population of different communities will be known once the report is made public. The survey was conducted by the commission headed by H Kantharaju.

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