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6:47Now PlayingIn this episode of Urban Debate, we will be discussing the Karnataka reservations row. Joining in senior Congress leader in Lok Sabha MP Manickam Tagore. He was the one who cited the 69% quota limit in Tamil Nadu to back his party's promise of increasing reservations to 75% in Karnataka. Why did this latest and sudden declaration of 75% of quota and Karnataka Congress come to power? Why think of it suddenly? "It's been very clear now that those people who spoke about the OBC part and another reservation part like the BJP guys in the parliament, if you remember in the parliament session, the whole parliament, they were asking, we're asking about the OBC issues and they wanted apologise from Rahul Gandhi ji on the OBC insult. The Congress Party now has put a challenge to the BJP that cast sensors which was taken in 2011-12 should be publicly made public and that data should be made available to all of us and that should be read think about the reservation part also, because the reservation should be increased with the proportionate to the communities part of communities also that is the demand which we are putting it on social justice can be for only lip service and it should be in the reality also.", says Manickam Tagore. Watch the complete video now to know more.
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