Section 2: Definitions The Karnataka Koragas (Prohibition of Ajalu Practice) Act, 2000 State Act of Karnataka · Act 30 of 2000
In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires,-
(a) “Ajalu practice “ means, performance of any act or ceremony,-
(i) differentiating between Koragas and persons belonging to other communities by paying no wages or lesser wages to Koragas for using their service;
(ii) treating Koragas as inferior human beings as compared to others;
(iii) mixing hair, nails or any other inedible or abnoxious substance in the food and asking Koragas to eat that food;
(iv) driving Koragas to run like buffaloes before the beginning of Kambala.
(b) ‘Kambala‘ means buffalo race in marshy land;
(c) “Koraga” means an Adivasi Tribal person belonging to Koraga Community of any age.
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