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Raheem Uchil terms BSY govt ‘pro-Beary’ as it sanctions Rs 6-cr for Beary Bhavan

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December 10, 2019

Mangaluru, Dec 10: Karnataka Beary Sahitya Academy chairman Raheem Uchil has hailed the chief minister B S Yediyurappa as ‘pro-Beary’ as his government sanctioned Rs 6 crore for the construction the Beary Bhavan in the coastal city.

Addressing a press conference at the Academy office today, Mr Uchil said the much the awaited Beary Bhavan will come up on a 25 cents plot at Neermarga in Mangaluru and Yediyurappa himself will lay the foundation stone for the building soon.

He said that the Academy under his leadership had demanded Rs 8 crore for the Bheary Bhavan. Rs 6 crore has been sanctioned through the Karnataka Border Area Development Authority. Rs 3 crore has already been released.

Mr Uchil said that Yediyurappa has always treated the Beary community fairly and never showed step-motherly attitude towards it.

Academy registrar Poornima, members Muraliraj, Chanchalakshi, Surekha and Roopesh Kumar were present.

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aalochak
 - 
Tuesday, 10 Dec 2019

Wow what an intellect?Beary bhavan and uchil

 

How about basic needs for the poor of our community and dalits?

 

Is there any YOU can share with us?

Ahmed Ali K.
 - 
Tuesday, 10 Dec 2019

Raheemaka

if our CM  give some money to me then i will also fully support like you.

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