Congress creating hurdles for SIR in State, says Bellad
Opposition leaders in Karnataka have criticized the state government's handling of the Special Intensive Revision process and the issuance of Permanent Residency Certificates. They allege that the process is being manipulated to protect illegal infiltrators.
Why it matters
The debate highlights ongoing political tensions regarding citizenship, immigration, and administrative transparency in Indian state politics.
Deputy Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Arvind Bellad has said that the Congress is creating hurdles for the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) and it has no authority to issue Permanent Residency Certificates (PRCs).
The article focuses heavily on the accusations made by opposition politicians against the ruling party, reflecting a critical stance on government policy.
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