Karnataka Reservation | Amid Huge Row, Karnataka Pauses Bill For Reservation In Private Sector Firms

The Karnataka government has paused, and will further study, a bill directing private firms in the state to reserve jobs for Kannadigas. The bill, cleared Monday, requires firms in India's IT capital to prioritise local hires for 70 per cent of non-management roles and 50 per cent of management-level jobs. "The bill intended to implement reservation for Kannadigas in private sector institutions, industries and enterprises is still in the preparation stage. A final decision will be taken after comprehensive discussion in the next cabinet meeting," Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has posted on X.The quota announcement was first made by the Chief Minister Tuesday evening.

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[paveekazhagana]

Atleast let private companies to run peacefully without caste discrimination

[RK-MAHAVADI]

These types of Politicians are spoiling the Nation.
Reservations in the Private Sector ???.
First put the Entrance Exam for Politicians on the Economy& Commerce before filing Nomination for MLA/MP.

[lakshmainarayanatirumalase]

Congress is following British rules
Divide and Rule

[arvapallimanikanta]

Good scope in Andhra to companies leaving Karnataka

[anbarasus]

Karnataka CM is merely joker like Rahul Gandhi

[lakshminarasimharajusayyap]

Welcomed and to be implemented immediately to the benefit of AP and TELANGANA

[anshumanchaturvedi]

50% & 75%?? Politicians have gone cookoo

[jituladhikary]

Biggest gainers from this messed up congress idea will most probably be Hyderabad, vaizag or Hosur/chennai if not kochi. Delhi or mumbai, pune, bhubneshwar, indore may also gain, time will tell. Investment flows where ease of doing business is strong. bangalore was one of those places till just yesterday😂😂

[Lifeisbeutiful]

Useless fellows becoming speed brakers for development of India...already reservation system had spoiled the government sector, why to disturb private sector by these useless reservation system...very absurd vote bank politics by the politicians....

[RavindraKumarAmara]

In case Government is for people of Karnataka, allocate 50% of budget for youth skill development programs.

[G.Pruthvi]

Mark my words when I say, Bangalore won't be the silicon valley anymore.
OMG such narrow minded people.
Already people are planning on moving out of Bangalore coz, there's no development there
Only god can save us now

[aravindram]

In 2000s those bangalore people used to mock others if they dont speak english. And look now no one speaks kannada. They reap there own karma.

[angadgupta]

Useless policy supreme court will scrap it for sure

[passionatep]

Their voters are biggest culprits of beloved motherland

[lalatendumohanta]

Only gujrat, delhi, telengana MP is safe for industries

[sarkandawale]

now we need to prepare 5 yrs for it job😅😅😅

[satyamevjayathey]

Siddu sir first regularise contract employees. For how many years they should work like contract labourers without proper salsries and social security.

[yadagirigoudgilakathi]

No one is born with caste, but they born with skill .Let it survive

[sriaditya]

It's a psychological game....they first hold the bill and reduce the percentage and give the g.o...by which leads to local and others conflict

[gvsr]

Andhra Pradesh no Reservations. Established in AP.