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Congress urges PM to scrap current caste census questionnaire, seek fresh methodology

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The Congress party has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressing disapproval of the methodology being used for the caste enumeration in the upcoming Census. The party described the current approach as misleading and called for the existing questionnaire to be cancelled. Congress urged the government to develop a revised questionnaire through broader consultations involving political parties, domain experts, and members of the public. The party stressed that any caste census must be precise, relevant, and genuinely beneficial to all communities.

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