SC stand on caste census a ray of hope for BCs: National BC Dal president
The National BC Dal president has praised the Supreme Court's support for a caste census, viewing it as a hopeful development for Backward Classes in India. He emphasized that the court's dismissal of an opposing petition is a crucial move towards enhancing social justice and inclusive governance. Kumaraswamy argued that accurate caste data is vital for addressing historical inequalities and ensuring fair access to opportunities and resources.
- ▪Dundra Kumaraswamy welcomed the Supreme Court's support for caste census.
- ▪The court dismissed a petition against caste enumeration, marking a significant step for social justice.
- ▪Kumaraswamy highlighted the need for reliable demographic data to address poverty and exclusion among communities.
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National BC Dal president Dundra Kumaraswamy has welcomed the Supreme Court’s observations supporting caste census, describing it as a ray of hope for Backward Classes (BCs) across the country.Addressing a meeting organised by the BC Associations Joint Action Committee in Kachiguda, Hyderabad, on Wednesday (May 20, 2026), he said the Supreme Court’s dismissal of a petition opposing caste enumeration marked a significant step towards strengthening social justice and inclusive welfare governance.
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