Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Karnataka MLA Demands Separate Statehood for North Karnataka
A politician named Raju Kage from the Congress party in Karnataka, India, wants North Karnataka to become a separate state.
He says this region has been ignored for a long time and hasn't gotten the help it needs.
He has written to the Prime Minister and the President about this.
Some people support him, while others, like certain media and groups, criticize him.
He is determined to keep asking for this change.
The government has promised money for building offices in the area, but nothing has happened yet.
Kage believes that without a separate state, North Karnataka won't develop.
Congress MLA Raju Kage demands separate statehood for North Karnataka.
Kage alleges long-standing discrimination and neglect by successive governments.
He has written to the Prime Minister and President seeking a separate state.
The state government announced funds for taluk offices but no progress has been made.
Kage vows to continue pressing for separate statehood despite criticism.
- Who
- Congress MLA Raju Kage
- What
- Demanding separate statehood for North Karnataka
- When
- During the winter legislature session
- Where
- Karnataka, India
- Why
- Alleging long-standing discrimination and neglect by successive governments
- MLA Name
- Raju Kage
- Party
- Congress
- Region
- North Karnataka
- Funding Announced
- ₹8 crore per taluk
- Current Status
- No progress on taluk offices