Sindutva and income certificate
6 months ago
In karnataka for Income certificate of a candidate income of candidate and parents only consider or.. they include unmarried sister/brother income in caste and income certificate?
For sindutva unmarried sister or brother income they will consider or what? Those who are not in the stayed with them
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In Karnataka, for the purpose of obtaining an income certificate or caste certificate, the income of the candidate's family generally includes the income of the parents and the candidate themselves. Unmarried siblings who do not stay with the family are typically not considered for the purpose of determining income or caste. However, it is important to note that specific rules and regulations may vary based on the district or region within Karnataka.
To get the most accurate information, it is advisable to visit the official website of the Karnataka government's revenue department or contact the nearest revenue office. They can provide you with detailed information on the specific guidelines and procedures for obtaining income or caste certificates, including any provisions related to the inclusion of unmarried siblings' income. Additionally, reaching out to a legal expert or a government official specializing in these matters can also provide you with the necessary guidance and clarity on this issue.
In Karnataka, for the purpose of obtaining an income certificate or caste certificate, the income of the candidate's family generally includes the income of the parents and the candidate themselves. Unmarried siblings who do not stay with the family are typically not considered for the purpose of determining income or caste. However, it is important to note that specific rules and regulations may vary based on the district or region within Karnataka.
To get the most accurate information, it is advisable to visit the official website of the Karnataka government's revenue department or contact the nearest revenue office. They can provide you with detailed information on the specific guidelines and procedures for obtaining income or caste certificates, including any provisions related to the inclusion of unmarried siblings' income. Additionally, reaching out to a legal expert or a government official specializing in these matters can also provide you with the necessary guidance and clarity on this issue.
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