Anant kumar Hegde to get 1,000 langotis for ‘Putgosi’ remark against JD(S)

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June 5, 2018

Hassan, Jun 5: Hardline Hindutva leader Anant kumar Hegde will soon receive at least 1,000 pieces of langotis for calling the Janata Dal (Secular) a ‘Putgosi Paksha’ (langoti or loincloth party).

Coming down heavily on Congress-JD(S) coalition government in Karnataka, Mr. Hegde, who is also Uttara Kannada BJP MP and Union Minister for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, had described JD(S) as a ‘putgosi pakasha’ recently.

Condemning his remarks, the JD(S) launched a ‘Putgosi Chalavali’ (langoti campaign) yesterday and posted several pieces of loincloths to his residence.

“We will send at least 1,000 pieces of loincloth to his residences, at his native place and in Bengaluru, and his offices in Delhi and in his constituency,” the JD(S) activists said.

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kumar
 - 
Thursday, 7 Jun 2018

All channel reporters should ask this hate monger to give a pose in one of the Langot he received from his well wishers.   He should also be asked if he has distributed the remaining longotes amongst his relatives and party workers includes women.

ayes p.
 - 
Tuesday, 5 Jun 2018

Sending langotis to his residence is not sufficient. He should wear langotis during his hat speach.

kUMAR
 - 
Tuesday, 5 Jun 2018

He shoulde be declared as Indian Embassador for Langotis.  Its shame that bjp has such mad people with them who will sink the boat of the party.

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