The biggest bustling in the Karnataka Assembly.
Rakus In Karnataka assembly : The Karnataka Legislative Assembly caused a great uproar when the house’s operations began on Friday. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLAS created a rudeness and reached the seat of the speaker and torn the documents and threw them towards them. The noise and bustle of legislators increased, and the council’s actions had to be postponed. In fact, in the midst of the commotion, a 4 percent reservation bill for minorities has been passed in government contracts. The bill is opposed by BJP MLAs. In addition, the bill on salaries of ministers and MLAs has been passed.
The copy of the bill was torn down and threw towards the speaker
The BJP opposes the bill as ‘unconstitutional’. The party says the bill will be legally challenged. The BJP MLA came to the speaker’s seat against the passage of the slogans against the passage of the bill. The BJP MLAs tear down the copies of the Kota Bill by 4 percent of the Kota bill and threw it to the speaker. At the same time, the Congress says the bill will provide social justice and economic opportunities to the minority community.
Will challenge the bill in BJP court
The BJP says the Congress is satisfied with Muslims. According to this quota, Muslims will get four per cent reservation in government contracts. This will increase their role in government contracts. The BJP says that if the allocation is to be issued, it is not economically or religious. The BJP has said the bill is prejudice and is unconstitutional. She will challenge it in court.
Resolution passed against the Waqf amendment bill
Earlier on Wednesday, the Karnataka Legislature passed a resolution against the Waqf Amendment Bill of the Opposition in the BJP’s clothing. The project was introduced by the Law Minister and Parliamentary Affairs HK Patil. Patil read the resolution in the Assembly, “The federal government has unanimously appeals to the immediate withdrawal of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill and respect the country’s consensus. It has rules that violate the basic principles of the constitution.”
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