Caste tensions are brewing in the state even before the caste census begins. The census has included sub-castes of Hindus alongside Christians, sparking significant controversy. The inclusion of sub-castes such as Christian Kuruba, Christian Brahmin, and Christian Dalit has faced strong opposition. However, Chief Minister (CM) has stated, "Let them write whatever they want during the survey."read also: Murder vs. Attempt to Murder: Supreme Court Issues Guidelines for Courts

The Social Justice Awareness Forum has accused the authorities of orchestrating a scheme to infiltrate Christians among Hindu castes. A heated debate has already erupted over the social, economic, and educational survey. The Social Justice Awareness Forum is now making all preparations for a protest.The forum has called for a meeting in Bengaluru on Tuesday. Plans are being finalized to launch protests across the state against the caste census. The forum has firmly stated, "We will not allow this caste census to proceed in such a haphazard manner."read also: "Deputy CM DK Shivakumar Will Become CM" This is the reason Siddaramaiah Conducting Caste Census to Secure Power: Bommai Accuses

The Social Justice Awareness Forum has questioned why, instead of mentioning their original caste, individuals are being labeled as Christian and their previous caste is being referenced separately when they convert to the Muslim or Christian community.The CM has justified the inclusion of sub-castes among Hindus. He argued that the caste of those who have converted remains significant.read also: PM Modi Accuses Congress of Supporting Pak Terrorists and Anti-National Forces..!

"It is their right, and no one can prevent it. There is inequality within the Hindu religion, which is why many are converting. If I convert to Islam, wouldn’t my caste be associated with that religion as well? That said, I am not converting to Islam," the CM remarked, defending the inclusion of castes.Joyalukkas Impress Collection 22k Yellow Gold Stud Earrings for Women