Rajiv Gandhi death anniversary observed as anti-terrorism day


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Bengaluru, May 21: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah administered the anti-terrorism pledge as part of the observation of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s death anniversary as Anti-Terrorism Day at Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru on Tuesday.

State Chief Secretary Dr Rajneesh Goel and other senior officials took part in the function held in the conference hall.

Deputy Chief Minister and KPCC Chief D K Shivakumar paid homage to Rajiv Gandhi by offering flowers to the former Prime Minister at the KPCC office.

 

 

  

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