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Wooing of politicians begins ahead of Sriramulu's DK, Udupi visit

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July 15, 2012

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Mangalore, July 15: Sriramulu, the political heavyweight from Bellary who has been giving nightmares to BJP with his new party BSR Congress, is scheduled to visit Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts next month to strengthen his roots in the coastal belt. His supporters and party activists have already camped in the twin districts meeting politicians and social workers trying to get them in the party fold.

BSR Congress party activists are looking for able leaders to take the party forward in the region and are meeting former MLAs, former Zilla Panchayat Presidents, former Mayors and so on.

The BJP in particular and other parties such as the Congress and the JDS are not likely to take Sriramulu lightly, as he has begun setting up a base of admirers from the region already. Last month when he organized a convention in Bangalore, admirers from DK had reportedly travelled in three buses to take part in the event. Sriramulu is scheduled to organize similar conventions in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada on August 1 and 2.

Known names in coastal political circles Shakuntala Shetty and Nagaraj Shetty are expected to extend cooperation to Sriramulu, it is being said. The entire responsibility of arranging the programmes is being taken up by his local admirers.


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