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Shashi Tharoor critises 100% job reservations for jannadigas in karnataka

Tharoor criticises Congress Working Çommittee member and Lok Sabha MP Shashi Tharoor has slammed his party ruled government in  Karnataka on its move to bring a legislation  for reserving jobs in the private industries for Kannadigas

.During a press conference, Tharoor on Friday, he highlighted the implications of such a law, asserting, “That was not a wise decision. If every state brings such a law, it would be unconstitutional. According to the Constitution, every citizen has the right to live, work, and travel freely in any part of India.” He referenced a previous Supreme Court ruling that had rejected a similar initiative attempted by the Haryana government.

Tharoor , however, welcomed the Karnataka government’s decision to put it on hold for wider  consultations.

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