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Leaders against Tipu Jayanti had lauded him earlier: Laxmi Hebbalkar

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November 11, 2018

Belagavi, Nov 11: Taking a dig at the BJP, MLA Laxmi Hebbalkar on Saturday said that those opposing Tipu Jayanti are the ones who lauded him in the past when they needed votes.

She was speaking after inaugurating the Tipu Jayanti celebration organized by the district administration here on Saturday. The Belagavi (Rural) MLA said that Tipu pledged his children to safeguard the kingdom from British and protected Sringeri Mutt from enemies. “One should not play politics in such issues,” she stated.

Yamakanamaradi MLA Satish Jarkiholi, said that Tipu respected Kannada and the language developed in the Mysuru region under his rule. “His contributions in making Karnataka famous in silk production are unparalleled,” he said.

Jarkiholi said some leaders are spreading lies that Tipu killed 50,000 Kodavas when the community’s population was less. “Tipu was a great king with innovative mindset and courage,” he said.

Mohammad Kaif Mulla, who was first in SSLC, was felicitated on the occasion. ZP vice-president Arun Katambale and Maulana Mushtaq Ahmed Ashraf also spoke on the occasion. DC S B Bommanahalli, city police commissioner D C Rajappa, BCC commissioner Shashidhar Kurer and additional DC H B Budeppa were present.

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shiva mani
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Sunday, 11 Nov 2018

dear miss you are great, some people change the color as per there need, they are marons of india.

also dont worry about hindutva dog barking, there duty is to bark and tippu  tiger will be tiger forever the image will not fade, jai tippu jai mysor

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