Karnataka will burn if Haj Bhavan is named after Tipu

DHNS
June 24, 2018

Bengaluru, Jun 24: BJP leader K G Bopaiah on Saturday warned that “the entire state will burn” if the government renames the Haj Bhavan in Bengaluru after 18th century Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan.

The former Legislative Assembly speaker said the Haj Bhavan was meant for Haj pilgrims.

“It wasn’t built to be named after Tipu Sultan, who was a traitor, murderer and one who converted Hindus,” he told reporters. “It will lead to the entire state burning.”

Bopaiah, who represents the Virajpet constituency in Kodagu district, said it was the BJP that sanctioned the Haj Bhavan. “In my district, Tipu Sultan destroyed 310 temples and converted over 80,000 Hindus. Even today, Kodagu people see Tipu as a traitor and a fanatic. There will be severe protests in Kodagu (if the Haj Bhavan is renamed),” he said.

On Friday, Minority Welfare and Wakf Minister B Z Zameer Ahmed Khan said the government received proposals from the Muslim religious scholars demanding that the Haj Bhavan be renamed as Hazrat Tipu Sultan Haj Ghar. The minister said a decision would be taken after consulting Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy.

The BJP has threatened statewide protests if the Haj Bhavan is renamed after Tipu Sultan.

Comments

Ayes p.
 - 
Monday, 25 Jun 2018

Burning your culture.

Duma
 - 
Sunday, 24 Jun 2018

No body stopped BJP from renaming institutions, roads, cities and railway station's. Why are they irked by this decision.

Mr Frank
 - 
Sunday, 24 Jun 2018

Terrorist threat to elected govt, all threats are waste of time, if karnataka burns all are die sooner than later.

Ibrahim
 - 
Sunday, 24 Jun 2018

Why these guys are interfering in our matter.

Danish
 - 
Sunday, 24 Jun 2018

What wrong in one name. Everything depends on the function of the building or institution

Kumar
 - 
Sunday, 24 Jun 2018

How this BJP guy made decision. One is in a name that related to Muslims and another  Tipu Sultan

Ninnappaiyya
 - 
Sunday, 24 Jun 2018

Stop  your blunder game n treat. If your burn Karnataka what above your family and dependents.

Whether you will keep them in swimming pool or at Thalakavery.  Here burning is not the solution,

give a right solution with your follwier support.

That is called INDIA.

 

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Bengaluru, Apr 25: With 26 new COVID-19 cases confirmed in the past 24 hours, the total number of positive cases in Karnataka reached 500 on Saturday.

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Mr Kumar in a meeting with Education Department officials said that the syllabus and curriculum for the academic year will have to be designed according to time available. Additional content in the syllabus will have to be removed, according to a statement issued here by the education department here on Friday.

The Minister also stated that plans are underway to conduct CET examination meant for admission into professional courses immediately after the SSLC examination.

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