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Siddaramaiah vows continued fight for internal reservation in Karnataka

Former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah declared on Tuesday that he remains committed to the cause of internal reservation and social justice, regardless of his current lack of government power. Addressing a seminar, he urged oppressed communities to identify their true allies and resist forces that seek to divide them.

Siddaramaiah vows continued fight for internal reservation in Karnataka

Siddaramaiah emphasized that his advocacy for the reservation system is a lifelong commitment rather than a political convenience. Drawing parallels between the persistence of the caste system and the recurring impurity in a well, he argued that societal reform requires constant vigilance against entrenched interests. He recalled his administration’s legislative milestones, including the SCSP/TSP Act, which significantly increased welfare funding from 8,000 crore to 44,636 crore rupees.

The former Chief Minister criticized the current confusion surrounding internal reservation, promising to consult with Chief Minister DK Shivakumar to finalize the implementation of the Nagamohan Das Committee recommendations. He pointed to his previous efforts, such as securing reservation in promotions, as evidence of his dedication to the marginalized. Siddaramaiah warned his supporters against internal fragmentation, urging them to remain united against those who benefit from social inequality. He reaffirmed his intention to stay active in politics to ensure the chariot of social justice continues to move forward.

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