The Karnataka caste census, nearing its deadline tomorrow, is likely to be extended, as hinted by Home Minister Dr. G. Parameshwara.

A final decision will be made after Chief Minister Siddaramaiah returns from Koppal and consults with officials. The survey has achieved 70-80% completion but faces delays due to technical issues and confusion among enumerators, according to Parameshwara.Microtek EM 4160+ Automatic Voltage Stabilizer For Air Conditioners (A.C.) upto 1.5 Ton Working Power 160V-285V (Metalic Grey) with 3 year warranty

Various political leaders have voiced opinions on the census. Union Minister V. Somanna questioned its necessity, while Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and others shared specific views on the questionnaire.

Responding to these, Parameshwara emphasized that the government is acting responsibly, considering past surveys and weighing pros and cons.Also Read: Thalaiva Rajinikanth Shines as a Model of Sanatana Dharma..!!

He clarified that decisions cannot be based solely on a few opinions. The caste census is vital for social justice but is encountering challenges due to technical glitches and insufficient enumerator training.

The government is addressing these issues seriously to ensure quality data collection. Parameshwara indicated that an extension would help ensure comprehensive coverage across all sections for accurate data.Also Read: Bihar Assembly Election Dates to be Announced Today... Political Excitement Peaks!