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Prominent leaders from BJP, JD(S) join Congress; Dalits extend support

  •   Thu, Apr 20 2023 08:30:06 PM

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Bengaluru, Apr 20: Former minister B Somashekhar, former MUDA chairman Basavanagowda, State Wakf Board chairman Asif Sait and Abdul Aziz, who quit BJP and JD(S) respectively, joined the State Congress party in the presence of Congress leader Siddaramaiah, KPCC president D K Shivakumar and other party leaders even as all Dalit organisations extended their support to Congress all over the State on Thursday.

The entry of prominent leaders from the Dalit, minority and Lingayat community as well as the support extended by the combined Dalit Sangarsha Samiti leaders has strengthened the Congress immensely, said Shivakumar.

The KPCC chief and Siddaramaiah said the Combined Struggle Committee of all Dalit Sangarsha Samitis in the State have promised to lend their support to defeat communal forces and also to protect constitution, democracy and the rights of the Dalit communities in all the 224 constituencies.

The convenor of the Dalit Sagarsha Struggle Committee Indudhara Honnapaur said their support to the Congress was conditional in respect of protecting constitution, democracy and the rights of the Dalit communities and also to repeal the anti-cow slaughter, anti-conversion and the anti-farmer laws and anti-people policies implemented by the BJP.

 

 
  

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  • martin, bantwal

    Fri, Apr 21 2023

    this is heartening finally people have woken up that gautamDas fooled public royally by showing grand temple & monument & singapores roads & renaming schemes 1st initiated by CONGRESS. its damn clear, this time people are NOT going to fall for hindu-muslim trap of RSS/BJP.they can shout from top their voice, people have made up their mind they'll vote for a party which has commonman at their heart.since only CONGRESS can deliver what is promised & only party which can effectively tackle menace of RSS/BJP, large no of public join CONGRESS & its going to be national movement to evict this cruel..corrupt..communal RSS/BJP & gautamDas.

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  • Abdul Majeed, Udupi

    Fri, Apr 21 2023

    All these people and organizations were already congress supporters and voters. What's special in making them to join congress again ? ha ha ha.

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 20 2023

    better dees have jumped from da stinking ship with 40% corruption 4 a better to a graceful congress party. da brhasta jumla paapies have not carried out any development works of karnataka.

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  • Clifford, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 20 2023

    BJP are shameless people. After all the disasters they have caused to Karnataka and 40% commission, they are asking people to vote for BJP to stop corruption!!. They must be thinking voters are stupid. Now the Pulwama soldiers deaths scandal has been revealed by one of BJP ex governors of J&K shows their true colours.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Thu, Apr 20 2023

    BJP your last days seem to be approaching. What goes up has to come down . In the end only good deeds make things happen and not pride and misuse of power.

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