Karnataka Assembly Unanimously Passes Resolution Against VB-G RAM G
The Karnataka Legislative Assembly has taken a decisive stand by passing a significant resolution that strongly opposes the VB-G RAM G framework. In a move that has captured political attention, the Assembly has formally demanded the immediate reinstatement of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA), highlighting its importance for rural development and employment generation in the state.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Moves the Resolution
The resolution was officially moved by Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday, February 3, 2026. Following thorough discussions and deliberations within the House, the resolution was accepted and passed today, on February 4, 2026. This legislative action underscores the state government's commitment to addressing key policy issues and advocating for central schemes that benefit the rural populace.
Key Demands and Political Implications
The resolution outlines several critical points:
- Opposition to VB-G RAM G: The Assembly has expressed clear dissent against the VB-G RAM G, citing concerns over its impact on state autonomy and welfare programs.
- Call for MGNREGA Reinstatement: Emphasizing the scheme's role in providing livelihood security, the resolution urges the central government to restore MGNREGA to its full operational capacity.
- Unified Legislative Support: The acceptance of the resolution by the House reflects a consensus among members, cutting across party lines, on the urgency of these demands.
This development is set to influence ongoing political discourse in Karnataka, with potential ramifications for state-center relations. The resolution serves as a formal channel for the state's grievances and aspirations, marking a pivotal moment in the current legislative session.
