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The Karnataka cabinet approved a bill mandating 100 per cent reservation to Kannadigas, or local residents, for C and D grade posts in private industries. But, chief minister Siddaramaiah, who made the announcement in a social media post, deleted it after severe criticism from industry giants. Later, however, he shared the post again on his X handle.
The chief minister said the Congress-led government in the state was βpro-Kannadaβ and took this decision at a cabinet meeting so as to give more jobs and opportunities to Kannadigas.
https://www.news18.com/india/karnataka-to-present-bill-mandating-100-reservation-for-kannadigas-in-pvt-firms-8968290.html
Random LI commenter and mod: No. we know better
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The fine is 10k - 25k per company for violation if found. No-one will follow it anyway. Calm tf down