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Congress Hit With Hypocrisy Charge As Karnataka Leaders Back SIR Revision
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Congress Hit With Hypocrisy Charge As Karnataka Leaders Back SIR Revision

✍️ India Today 🗓 30 Oct 2026, 07:17 AM 👁 20
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Rahul Gandhi's Congress party faces criticism for alleged hypocrisy after Karnataka leaders supported the revision of the Socially and Educationally Backward (SEB) list, a move that contradicts the party's previous stance.

The Indian National Congress is facing fresh political criticism following reports that senior leaders from Karnataka have voiced support for the revision of the Socially and Educationally Backward (SEB) list. This development has triggered accusations of hypocrisy against the party, led by Rahul Gandhi, who has previously maintained a distinct position on caste-based reservation policies.

Critics argue that the shift in stance by Karnataka-based Congress leaders undermines the party's consistent narrative on social justice issues. The controversy highlights an internal divergence within the party regarding how to handle reservation reforms and the inclusion of specific communities in the SEB category.

The charge of hypocrisy suggests that the party is adopting a pragmatic approach in Karnataka to align with local political dynamics, despite its broader national rhetoric. This incident adds to the ongoing debate within Indian politics about the consistency of major parties' stances on sensitive social issues.

As the political discourse intensifies, the Congress party is expected to address these allegations to clarify its position on SEB list revisions and maintain unity among its rank and file in the state.
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