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Cong leaders in State should demand Union government's resignation over corruption: DVS

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October 24, 2011
Sullia, October 24: Mocking at the Opposition party's demand to dissolve the State Assembly and face fresh elections in view of 'series of leaders' of BJP entering into jail over charges of corruption, Chief Minister D V Sadanada Gowda urged the Congress leaders to demand the resignation of Union government for 'unprecedented corruption'

Speaking to media persons after arriving in Sullia to participate in BJP workers meet on Monday, he said that the Congress leaders of the state should not forget that their leaders in the Centre, who are stuck in scandals, too are marching into prison.

In a bid to hide their failure in the Centre, Congress leaders here are making baseless and false allegations against the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party government in Karnataka, he charged.

“If they are truly genuine in their voice against corruption, let them demand their supremo Sonia Gandhi to dissolve the scandal stricken union government,” he reiterated.

The CM was responding to Leader of Opposition in Legislative Assembly, Siddaramaiah, who recently demanded BJP to obtain fresh mandate from the people of the state.

Mr Siddaramaiah had said widespread corruption and series of former ministers being sent to jail over charges of corruption has been the indicator of its failure to curb the menace.

He also had stated that the BJP had no moral right to continue in power as it failed to give good governance to people.

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