Kerala Minister P. Rajeeve questions Congress’ silence over Karnataka’s criticism of Malayalam Language Bill
P. Rajeeve, Kerala Minister for Law, criticized the silence of the Congress leadership in Kerala regarding the Karnataka government's objections to the Malayalam Language Bill, 2025. He argued that the criticism from Siddaramaiah, the Karnataka Chief Minister, was hypocritical, pointing out that similar concerns were raised against a previous law passed by the Kerala Assembly. He stressed that the bill protects the rights of linguistic minorities and does not contradict existing laws in Karnataka.
10 JAN 2026
— The Hindu
Karnataka's Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah, plans to oppose a Kerala bill promoting Malayalam as a primary language for Kannada-speaking minorities if approved by the Governor.
11 JAN 2026
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
Kerala Minister P. Rajeeve challenged the Congress leadership's silence on Karnataka's criticism of the Malayalam Language Bill, 2025.
— The Hindu
The Karnataka Border Area Development Authority (KBADA) has called for explicit exclusions of Kannada linguistic minority areas in the Malayalam Bhasha Bill 2025.
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