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Home Minister Parameshwara's Announcement: Plan to Introduce Internal Reservation Bill in Winter Session

By Vinutha U
Home Minister Parameshwara's Announcement: Plan to Introduce Internal Reservation Bill in Winter Session

"I haven't fully reviewed the High Court order. We will discuss it with the Law Department and the Advocate General (AG), and decide whether to file an appeal or go directly to the Supreme Court," he added.

Bengaluru (N.01): Chief Minister has directed the Law Minister to introduce a bill in the winter session to implement internal reservations within Scheduled Castes, and Home Minister Dr. G. Parameshwara has confirmed that the internal reservation law will be enacted. Speaking to reporters, he stated that there is no confusion whatsoever on this matter.It had earlier been decided to issue a Government Order (GO) regarding internal reservations.

We had categorized them into three groups: A, B, and C. Although we had resolved to issue the GO, instructions followed to bring a law instead. In the recent meeting chaired by the Chief Minister, it was decided to introduce the law rather than the GO, he explained.Dismissing allegations by former Deputy Chief Minister Govind Karjol that the government plans to scrap the internal reservation order, Parameshwara retorted that Karjol fails to comprehend what we are doing. "He hasn't properly understood the issue of internal reservations.

During his tenure, they went about creating confusion in some way or another. We have resolved those issues. Now, we are in the process of giving it legal backing," he said.Discussion on Supreme Court Petition in Dharmasthala Case: Regarding the High Court's stay on the SIT probe in the Dharmasthala case, the government will consult legal experts on the possibility of approaching the Supreme Court and take appropriate steps. "I haven't fully reviewed the High Court order. We will discuss it with the Law Department and the Advocate General (AG), and decide whether to file an appeal or go directly to the Supreme Court," he added.