India, April 14 -- Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara on Monday said the state government would soon hold a joint meeting of the Home and Labour departments to discuss measures for monitoring migrant workers amid growing concerns about their alleged involvement in criminal activities.

The meeting, to be held with Labour Minister Santosh Lad and department officials, aims to explore steps the state can take in light of recent incidents. "We cannot stop the workforce coming to Karnataka from other states, especially with Bengaluru developing so fast. But when crimes happen, we have to take note and act accordingly," Parameshwara told reporters according to PTI.

He added, "Many labourers come here from various parts of the country. In ...