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Karnataka MLA Mr. Vishwanath has ruled the debate on migration and crime in Bengaluru, as he suggested that migrant criminals should face harsh punishment to incite disputes. The controversial remarks of the Karnataka MLA suggested an indirect call for an encounter: “Why shoot on their feet, shoot a little over him.”
What did Karnataka MLA say?
Karnataka MLA Shri Vishwanath, who represented the Yelhanka constituency, has shook the dispute by suggesting strict punishment for migrant criminals. In a statement, who instigated a broad debate, he commented, “Why shoot on your feet, shoot a little above that.”
The Karnataka MLA’s comment was made in the context of recent crimes committed by persons outside Karnataka including Nepal and Bihar. Vishwanath argued that a large part of crimes in Bengaluru is committed by outsiders.
“The people of Nepal attacked the local people, in Koranagla, the people who murdered during the Holi celebrations were from Bihar. Why are you showing mercy to them? Just why should you shoot in their right leg?
Last crime in Karnataka by immigrants
Karnataka, especially Bengaluru, has seen a series of crimes committed by individuals outside the state, which increases a warm debate about migration and its effect on law and system.
Recently, three laborers were murdered during a Holi festival in Sarjpura, Bengaluru Rural, with the accused from Bihar at a low-building building.
Additionally, violent clashes between two groups of Nepali citizens took place during the Holi festival at Lalbagh Botanical Garden.
In addition, the fierce murder of Mahalakshmi, whose body was cut into more than 50 pieces and filled in a refrigerator, was performed by her lover Mukti Ranjan Roy who came from Odisha.
What is the immigration rate in Karnataka?
In 2019, it was reported that according to the 2011 census, Bengaluru had a population of 96.2 lakh people, and one of these shocking 44.3 lakh people was classified as migrants.
The report was recently based on migration data released by the office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner.
The 2019 report states that the number of migrants in Bengaluru had exceeded double since the previous census – when the city had a migrant population of 20.8 lakh out of the total population of 65,37,124 people, in the 2019 report.
About 50.6% of the population of Bengaluru consists of migrants, which have sufficient number from other parts of Karnataka and neighboring states such as Tamil Nadu.
India has not done the national census since 2011.
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