Question

The T. Venkataswamy report was not accepted by the government due to _____.
(A) Issues in the report
(B) Political pressure
(C) Better report by a new commission
(D) None

Answer 1

Hint: Due to the strong people involved in politics, they collectively influenced their own decision and denied the fact that the T. Venkataswamy report will not be accepted. Henze, the pressure led to this result.

Complete Step by step solution: T Venkataswamy has served as a member of the Karnataka Legislative Council. The Karnataka legislative council was founded by Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV. It was founded in 1907 in Mysuru. The term length of the council is 6 years and it has a total seat of 75 in which 64 are elected and 11 are nominated.
T. Venkataswamy is also the founder of Madhugiri education society. It is a famous educational institution situated in Karnataka. The institute was established in 1977. The institute includes various fields such as engineering, science, art, commerce, and many more.
The first backward class commission was appointed by CM D. Devraj. To determine the backwardness of caste, the SSLC exam of 1975 was taken into consideration. To maintain the correct records of the report, the commission of T Venkataswamy was appointed in 1983. But due to the political pressure of members and groups, the report was not accepted.
Additional Information -T. Venkataswamy has also served as the chairman of “ Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sevak Sangh”. The RSS was founded by K.B Hedgebar on 27 September 1925 in Nagpur. The leader of RSS is Mohan Bhagvat.

So, the correct answer is option B.

Note: Earlier, the Karnataka legislative council was established as Mysore legislative council in 1907. The chairman of the council is K. Prathapachadra Shetty and the Deputy chairman is S.L Dharme Gowda.