At Bengaluru’s Freedom Park, the Banjara, Bovi, and Koracha communities held a protest, denouncing the unfair allocation of internal reservations within the Scheduled Caste (SC) quota. Addressing the demonstrators, BJP State President B.Y. Vijayendra criticized the Congress government for failing to address the concerns of these marginalized communities."Jail Has Become a Shelter for Congress MLAs": BJP Releases List of Accused Legislators

He urged that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah should have personally engaged with the protesters to understand their grievances, stating, “What matters is not how long you’ve held the CM’s chair, but whether you’ve delivered justice to these communities.ZEBRONICS Thunder Bluetooth Wireless On Ear Headphone FM, mSD, 60hrs Playback with Mic (Neon Yellow)

Vijayendra accused the Congress of employing a divisive “divide-and-rule” policy akin to British colonial strategies. He further charged Siddaramaiah with sowing “seeds of poison” in society through his policies, cautioning that such actions would not even find divine approval.What Israel Can Learn From Modi: National Honour as a Strategic Asset Goes Viral in Jerusalem Article

Vijayendra expressed solidarity with the nomadic communities, highlighting their distress and asserting that their trust in the Congress has led to their current plight. The protest emphasized the demand for equitable representation and opportunities within the SC reservation system, calling for immediate corrective measures.Congress MLA Satish Sail Arrested; D.K. Shivakumar Alleges ED Bias