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New Delhi: The Karnataka High Court on Thursday refused to halt the state government’s ongoing socio-economic and educational survey, widely referred to as the caste survey, but imposed strict conditions to safeguard the rights of participants.

A division bench of Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru and Justice CM Joshi made it clear that while the survey may proceed, the data gathered must remain strictly confidential and protected from disclosure. The bench emphasised that the Karnataka State Commission for Backward Classes (KSCBC) is responsible for ensuring full confidentiality.

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