An important Cabinet meeting is scheduled to be held today at 4 PM, chaired by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, where the Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal of Social Boycott Bill is likely to be approved. This historic bill aims to make social boycott a punishable offense in Karnataka.

The bill will prohibit expelling any individual or family from a village or community, restricting the use of religious and public places, and obstructing entry to public places of worship.I Jewels Special Stylish Latest Fashion Rose Gold Plated & White AD Studded Drop Earrings for Women (E2977)

Preventing Denial of Services: Measures to prevent obstruction of entry to schools, hospitals, community halls, denial of business or employment, and denial of service opportunities.

Restriction on Participation in Social and Religious Practices: Prohibition of restricting participation in marriages, funerals, and social/religious ceremonies.Also Read: Shock to South Indian Cinema: Legendary Producer AVM Saravanan Passes Away

Prohibition of Discrimination: It will prevent instigating to reduce relations, discriminating based on gender, obstructing business and social relations, and collectively hindering children.

Protection of Human Rights: This act will prevent the denial of human rights based on clothing, language, or cultural differences. Overall, this bill is a significant step towards ensuring social justice and equality.Also Read: Wow! Do You Know the Ticket Prices for the Movie 'Akhanda 2' in Karnataka? Here's the Complete Information

It provides for a three-year jail term or a ₹1 lakh fine for those who impose a social boycott. After approval in the cabinet meeting, it is expected to be tabled in the upcoming legislature session to be held in Belagavi.