Brahmana Sangha urges Congress to include Brahmin representatives in state cabinet

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The City and District Brahmana Sangha, led by its president D.T.
Prakash, has criticised the absence of Brahmin representation in the Congress government's state cabinet.
In a statement issued in Mysuru, Prakash said the community, which he described as contributing significantly in education, literature, culture, administration and social fields, had been overlooked, causing strong resentment.
He urged the Congress party to consider the matter seriously and provide the community appropriate status and fair representation, saying this would respect the community's sentiments.
The report covers only this demand and the reasons the Sangha gave for it.

Whether the Congress party responds to the Sangha's demand for Brahmin representation in the cabinet
Whether other community organisations in Karnataka raise similar representation demands
Any cabinet expansion or reshuffle by the Congress government that may address the demand

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