RSS, Bajrang Dal members are terrorists, says Siddaramaiah

DHNS
January 10, 2018

Expressing frustration over the communal violence unleashed by the Sangh Parivar, Chief Minister has compared the members of saffron outfits to terrorists.

Addressing a Sadhaneya Samevesha rally at Chamarajanagar district on Wednesday, he said: "Members of RSS and Bajrang Dal are the terrorists."

Reacting to scribes’ questions on why the outfit Popular Front of India, had not yet been banned, the CM said that the government was waiting for more facts.

"PFI, SDPI, RSS, Bajrang Dal, VHP or any other organisation that creates unrest will not be tolerated," he added.

Answering questions, Siddaramaiah said that there was nothing special in his meeting JD(S) leader M C Nanaiah in Madikere on Tuesday.

"Nanaiah is my friend since 1983. I visited him in the hospital as his health is delicate," the CM added.

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Dodanna
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jan 2018

No need to point thier members, they all are the wings fo desh drohi RSS.  In Karnataka all will epxerinece their 

communal and hate speeches only for vote bank. They might think by the name of cunning religion and caste polcy they  will succeed to devide our Great country.  In INDIA normal citizens will never accept  RSS groups policy to accept their upper caste and lower caste Hindu policy and targeting other religion. 

Rest of the Nations are living peacefully with all religion why can't we .

India is the only country in the World fight against  dirty british invader with Non Voilance. For that  we all to salute the great man Mahthma Gandhi.  RSS criminals never supported or they parcitipated during nation freedom strugle with  dirty britishers. Now they are looking to devide our Nation but never, hence we all have to stand together ; be unite to save our NATION form these evils. Then no time very shorlty their organization and their criminal institutions will be vanished from all corners of NDIA.

Jai Hind! Jai Karnataka !

Ramachandra Bhat
 - 
Wednesday, 10 Jan 2018

These disgraceful caste based un secular Muslim appeasing Sid Ra Miya of Conning-ress, is equating Bajrang Dal & RSS with some of the parties (A--i Na---al) which it sponsors, RSS has proved for many years that it is a party doing many social services, this cheap fellows will be in power for barely another 4 months

Yogesh
 - 
Wednesday, 10 Jan 2018

CM has problem in a mental stablity ot he is drunk should we call for ban for Congress Muslim party who looks for their votes

Prabhakar
 - 
Wednesday, 10 Jan 2018

Sid RA Miya, Conning-ress, & Parakasha Rai/Raj are already Hob Nobbing with PFI, SDPI, & many similar organizations directly & clandestinely

Common Man
 - 
Wednesday, 10 Jan 2018

@Mangalurean. Very few sane, Hindus, have such guts. Others all are chameleons..and turn color whenever get a better chance.

I wish, he was not in Congress, which helped RSS grow into such a giant organization and now a school of teaching hatred to innocent common Hindus.

Salute. Many common Hindus feel the same way, unless they are in politics.

Saurav
 - 
Wednesday, 10 Jan 2018

So the President, Vise-President and the Prime minister are terrorists? India is a terrorist country now then. This idiot will be shown his place in the next election.

Mangalurean
 - 
Wednesday, 10 Jan 2018

BIG sallute to Siddaramaih!! 

HE the CM of Karnataka has guts to speak the truth of hidden Agendas of against our nation as well Karnataka...!

in fact who killed the BOMBAY POLICE CHEIF of Mumbai, its RSS becouse very soon he wanted to open mouth of big shots who are enjoing the government protocol and security today..

Ganesh
 - 
Wednesday, 10 Jan 2018

Almost all leaders and prominents in India are THUGS but some also TERRORISTS.

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February 22,2020

Bengaluru, Feb 22: Thanks to joint efforts by the Protector of Emigrants in Bengaluru and Indian Embassy in Qatar, a 26-year-old woman from Karnataka who had been kept in confinement in Qatar has been rescued and brought back to India.

Anupama (name changed) from Holenarasipura in Hassan district arrived in Bengaluru on Thursday night. She was allegedly locked up in a house for 14 days, restrained from using a mobile and wasn't fed. There were three other women with her. On the midnight of February 12, they broke the window panes and fled before contacting local police.

Anupama, a diploma graduate in computer science, was jobless and her friend working in Kuwait suggested she try for a job abroad. She contacted an agency based in Chikkamagaluru which offered her a nanny's job in Qatar. After document verification, the agency demanded she pay Rs 2 lakh but she said she didn't have that kind of money.

The agency sent Anupama on a visitor visa but told her if questioned by immigration officials, she must claim she was visiting her sister. They also gave her a return ticket.

As Anupama was travelling abroad for the first time, she said she was ignorant about several things.

On January 12, Anupama left Bengaluru. But as she reached Qatar, all her documents, including passport, were confiscated by the agency. Her return ticket was cancelled and she was sent to a house to work as babysitter-cum-cook for Rs 30,000. She lived with four other maids in the same house, where they were made to work for 16-18 hours a day.

"I used to wake up around 5.30am every day and had to prepare breakfast for the employers by 6.30am. My work would end around 11pm every day. We never even got time to eat," Anupama told media on Friday. Four days into work, Anupama's nose started bleeding. However, the employers cared little and insisted she continue to work. After 18 days, she requested her employers that she be relieved.

The agency sent her to a house where three women were already present and locked her up with them. "They used to give us a glass of raw rice, an onion, tomato and potato to cook for ourselves. While we got rice every day, we had to use the vegetables for three days. We were not supposed to use mobiles or go out. Two people were monitoring us," she recalled.

Anupama and the others decided to approach police but for that they needed to escape. Around 1.30am on February 12, the four women managed to break window panes and jumped out. They ran for more than a kilometre and managed to approach police, who summoned the agency and got the women to speak to their families.

Anupama called her brother-in-law, who approached the Protector of Emigrants office in Koramangala, Bengaluru. Shubham Singh, PoE in Bengaluru, said they took up the issue with the Indian Embassy in Qatar, which immediately got in touch with Qatar police. Anupama said, "We were kept in prison for a couple of days and were sent to the deportation centre later."

Meanwhile, the Indian embassy got the agency to return the women's documents. However, the agents did not pay their salaries. Two of the women were sent to Hyderabad and the third to Kerala. On Friday, Anupama met Singh at his office, where her statement was recorded. "We have started the process of initiating action against the agency in India," he said.

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