Karnataka Home Minister Criticizes NDA for Exclusion of Backward Class and Dalit MPs

Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara criticized the NDA government for excluding MPs from backward classes and Dalit communities from the union council of Ministers. He highlighted the neglect of these communities despite their representation in the state. The NDA government, led by Prime Minister Modi, inducted members from other dominant communities instead.

Karnataka Home Minister and senior Congress leader G Parameshwara criticized the NDA government on Monday for not inducting MPs from backward classes and Dalit communities into the union council of Ministers.

Parameshwara stated that this exclusion highlights neglect of these communities in the government formation. He pointed out that despite several elected representatives from such communities in the state, they were overlooked in favor of other dominant groups.

The NDA, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, inducted five Members of Parliament from Karnataka, including high-ranking leaders like Nirmala Sitharaman and Pralhad Joshi, but none from backward classes or Dalit communities.

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