Congress hits out at Karnataka govt over deaths of teachers


Bengaluru, Feb 25 (IANS): Karnataka Congress on Saturday attacked ruling BJP after two teachers allegedly committed suicide while staging a protest demanding pension benefits. The Congress also dubbed the deaths as 'government murders'.

Opposition leader Siddaramaiah questioned, "If a death occurs in communal clash, within hours leaders of BJP will swarm their houses like flies. Don't they think the lives of teachers, who form the future of thousands of students, are important?"

Siddaiah Hirematha, a teacher from Bagalkot and Shankarappa Boraddy from Sindhanoor in Raichur district had committed suicide last week as ruling BJP government did not fulfil their demands. Shouldn't they be called government murders? Siddaramaiah added.

He further said that the teachers of aided schools and colleges are protesting in the premises of the Freedom Park for 141 days. No one has shown any concern for them. Doesn't the BJP government have minimum knowledge that the teachers have been asking for their pensions?

The ruling BJP is claiming they didn't know about the protest by teachers even after 141 days and agreed themselves that their government was under coma all these days. When they are busy with collection of commissions, how can they even hear the voices of the poor? Siddaramaiah explained.

The ruling BJP should talk with the teachers of aided schools on agitation and fulfil their demands. It should also compensate appropriately, he stated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Mark, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Dada avasta maraya mulkullana only to fool bakth and to keep vote bank safe .

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  • Real kujuma, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    budu..budu...kenere...kushi aapundu....nana assembly sessionla ijji...enchina belelaa aapuji...so it is jumla time for the gulam party

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