BJP: Priyank Kharge insulted Siddaganga swamiji

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January 26, 2019

Belagavi, Jan 26: BJP workers on Friday condemned minister Priyank Kharge for holding a seminar on ‘Conversation of the Constitution’ in Bengaluru on January 22 and 23, during the three-day state mourning announced following the death of Siddaganga seer Shivakumara Swamiji.

Demanding that the chief minister drop Kharge from the cabinet, BJP leaders said the minister was busy in a seminar in a luxurious hotel when the entire state was mourning. “He even neglected his own government’s order on the three-day mourning,” they alleged.

“Kharge had organized the programme by inviting student leader Kanhaiya Kumar, who often speaks anti-national words. By sharing the dais with such tainted persons, Kharge has proved that his party always protects anti-nationals. He should apologize and resign as a minister owing moral responsibility. Congressmen do not know morality and that is why they are often committing such errors. Kharge’s initiative is great insult to the see,” they said.

They said Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy must immediately drop Kharge from the cabinet. “If it’s not done, we will intensify our stir in coming days,” they added.

BJP corporator Deepak Jamkhandi party leaders like Kiran Jadhav, Leena Topannavar, Savita Guddakaya and others were present.

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abbu
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Saturday, 26 Jan 2019

ALL POLITICAL PARTIES ARE BUSY WITH POINTING OUT OTHER PARTIES CONDIDATE / MINISTERS........ NO NEWS NO TALK NO DISCUSSION ABOUT THE PEOPLES WELFARE, PEOPLES DEVELOPMENT.. PEOPLES RIGHT....... ALL R BUSY IN ELECTION CAMPAIGN ... ONE YEAR AFTER ELECTION AND ONE YEAR BEFORE ELECTION... WE LOSE 2 YEARS AND LEFT 3 YEARS MINISTERS ARE BUSY TRAVELING AND RESORT STAY...........

 

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