El gabinete de Karnataka aprueba la Ley Rohith

El gobierno del estado de Karnataka aprobó la Ley Rohith en una reunión de gabinete celebrada el jueves. La campaña 'Campaign for Rohith Act' ha celebrado la medida y señaló que el proyecto de ley aprobado conserva la mayor parte del borrador ciudadano.

La campaña 'Campaign for Rohith Act' ha celebrado la aprobación de la Ley Rohith por parte del gobierno estatal durante la reunión de gabinete celebrada el jueves. La campaña expresó su satisfacción por el hecho de que el proyecto de ley aprobado conserve la mayor parte del borrador ciudadano presentado al gobierno. Dicho borrador fue desarrollado en colaboración mediante dos mesas redondas de consulta los días 16 de diciembre de 2025 y enero de 2026. Asimismo, la campaña instó a realizar mejoras en cuanto a la accesibilidad y a la celeridad de las apelaciones en los tribunales de distrito.

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