#Bengaluru# | Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (KRV) activists are demanding recruitment data from private companies, alleging discrimination against Kannadigas in IT jobs. But who gave them the authority to question private firms? The row raises concerns over local job rights, corporate autonomy and the need for government intervention #KRV# #Kannadigas# #ITJobs# #Bengaluru# #BrassTacks# | @nabilajamal_

The row over alleged discrimination against Kannadigas in Bengaluru’s IT sector has escalated. Karnataka Rakshana Vedike activists have visited over 100 tech companies, demanding details of their workforce and the percentage of Kannadigas employed across job categories. The group calls it a recruitment audit, despite Deputy CM DK Shivakumar’s warning against moral policing. Can activist groups demand hiring data from private companies, or is this overstepping the line? #Bengaluru# #DKShivakumar# #Kannadiga# #ITSector# #TechFirms#

#Bengaluru# | This comes from the manifesto in which the present government which said that they will implement 80% reservation for all public and private jobs in Karnataka for Kannadigans. So KRV is doing a simple survey: @SajithGowda, Activist, Karnataka Rakshana Vedike #KRV# #Kannadigas# #ITJobs# #Bengaluru# #BrassTacks# | @nabilajamal_