Mangalore: State Reeling under Insecurity - Janardhan Poojary


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Apr 17: "The state is becoming increasingly unsafe. Therefore, students from other parts of the country and abroad apart from companies are dithering from coming to Karnataka, particularly Dakshina Kannada district," opined Dakshina Kannada Lok Sabha candidate from the Congress Party, B Janardhan Poojary. He was speaking to the media men during his electioneering in Ullal town, Kotekar and Talapady villages within Mangalore assembly constituency limits on Thusday April 16.

Reacting to the allegations leveled against the union government by the state BJP that power projects and Indian Institutes of Technologies are not being sanctioned to the state because of its partisan attitude, Poojary said the state has several institutes of higher education, projects etc., and that the central government has sanctioned educational institutions in states where there is a demand and genuine requirement for them. "When the Congress was in power, companies and dignitaries from abroad on a visit to India used to come to Karnataka first. However, because of the increasing incidents of communal clashes and violent incidents, companies are looking at other options.  In particular, Dakshina Kannada has suffered by way of reduced number of students from outside states and countries because of the violent incidents triggered by the outfits supported by the BJP," he charged.

Poojary rebutted the BJP's charge that the Congress Party has done precious little in the last 60 years, by saying that the country has seen industrial, agricultural and educational revolution during the period after independence. The country has grown to such level, that is has been producing and exporting high quality goods," he said.

MLA U T Khader, Congress leaders Kanachur Monu, Ibrahim Kodijal, Sadashiv Ullal etc were present.

  

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  • suresha, mumbai

    Wed, Apr 22 2009

    Krishna M K, India, "low esteem". What better you can expect of a nation''s staggered progress in the back of un-controlled population growth and so many hungry mouths to feed. Imagine 70% BPL cases. BTW how many Karnatakans you know of who have made it to the the IITs & IIMs.

    How did Yediurappa as head of state conclude on conversions and foreign funding of missions without any statistical proof. Do not fall into the trappings of these politicians. The issue today is stability at the center and not IITs and NSG Commandos.

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  • Krishna M K, India

    Mon, Apr 20 2009

    How did Poojari came to conclusion that there is no demand and genuine requirement for IIT in Karnataka when so many are demanding for it? Does he think that committee headed by U R Rao gave a false report? During 10 months of BJP rule there was not even a single college admission process then how did he conclude that students from other parts of the country and abroad apart from companies are dithering from coming to Karnataka? Let him provide statistical data of number of violations during congress rule and BJP rules so to prove his statement. Poojari is correct. Country has seen industrial, agricultural and educational revolution compared to Somalia and Ethipia.

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  • Rolina, Mangalore/Singapore

    Sun, Apr 19 2009

    Probably Poojari himself reeling under insecurity due to no funding from Congress till now. Hope TJohn would fund Poojari as he did before.

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