Karnataka cabinet approves Rohith Bill

The Karnataka state government approved the Rohith Bill in a cabinet meeting on Thursday. The Campaign for Rohith Act has welcomed the move. The campaign noted that the approved bill retains most of the people's draft.

The Campaign for Rohith Act has welcomed the state government's approval of the Rohith Bill during its cabinet meeting on Thursday.

The campaign expressed delight that the approved bill retains most of the people's draft submitted to the government. This draft was further developed in collaboration through two roundtable consultations on December 16, 2025, and January 2026.

The campaign also urged improvements in accessibility and timely appeals in district courts.

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Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah announces historic internal quota approval for Scheduled Castes, surrounded by celebrating Dalit representatives.
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Karnataka cabinet approves internal reservation for Scheduled Castes

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The Karnataka cabinet on Friday approved a revised system of sub-quotas for Scheduled Castes within the 15% overall reservation, allocating 5.25% each to right-hand and left-hand Dalit groups and 4.5% to other SC categories. The decision came at a special cabinet meeting and will enable recruitment for thousands of stalled government posts. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah called it a historic move.

A day after Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took oath for his second term, the Assam cabinet approved a draft Uniform Civil Code bill. The bill will be tabled in the state assembly on May 26 and excludes tribal communities.

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Rajya Sabha passed the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill 2026 by voice vote on March 26 amid opposition calls for wider debate. The Lok Sabha had cleared it on Tuesday. Social Justice Minister Virendra Kumar described it as a symbol of justice for long-marginalised sections.

Hectic consultations continued in New Delhi on Friday as the Congress worked to finalise the composition of the next Karnataka government. The Congress Legislative Party is set to meet on Saturday to elect its new leader. Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot accepted Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s resignation the same day and asked him to serve as caretaker until the new government is formed.

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The Karnataka high court has upheld the state government's cancellation of recognition for a private school that had operated for 20 years on a fake certificate. Authorities found the managing society ran multiple schools under one certificate, diverted fees to unregistered accounts, and illegally operated a madrasa on campus. The education department revoked recognition on May 30, 2025, with the appellate authority endorsing it in January 2026.

The Lower House approved a bill to revise the personal information protection law. The bill includes a provision requiring businesses that repeatedly commit violations to pay fines equivalent to the earned profit to state coffers.

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After a series of late-night meetings, the Congress party has persuaded Ramalinga Reddy to withdraw his resignation and continue as a minister in the Karnataka cabinet.

 

 

 

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