Bajrang Dal Ban Poll Promise To Benefit Congress? Check Karnataka Opinion Poll Results | India News

With solely 5 days left for the Karnataka elections, the political events have intensified their campaigns and amid the political blame recreation, Lord Hanuman has emerged as the newest ballot plank of the BJP and the Congress. This occurred after Congress promised in its manifesto to ban outfits like Bajrang Dal. Prime Minister Narendra Modi chanted Jai Bajrang Bali whereas campaigning for his get together BJP.

What does the survey outcomes say?

Now, an ABP-C-Voter survey has thrown shocking outcomes when folks of Karnataka have been requested whether or not the Congress will profit from the transfer. According to folks’s opinion, 37 per cent thinks Congress will profit from it whereas 44 per cent thinks in any other case. On the opposite hand, 19 per cent of the folks surveyed select to not remark.

What is the Bajrang Dal controversy?

The Congress launched its manifesto on Tuesday by which the get together promised to ban organisations like Bajrang Dal and PFI alleging that they unfold hatred and enmity. This raised sharp reactions from the employees of the Bajrang Dal and BJP leaders. While Prime Minister Modi didn’t point out Bajrang Dal, he invoked Bajrang Bali to woo the voters. BJP leaders and Bajrang Dal staff even recited Hanuman Chalisa throughout Karnataka right now in protest towards the Congress. Former deputy chief minister and senior BJP chief Ok S Eshwarappa right now burnt the Congress manifesto whereas Bajrang Dal activists tore the Congress doc throughout public protest. 

Congress To Build Hanuman Temples

Seeing the matter going uncontrolled, Congress felt the warmth and adopted a defensive stance. Karnataka Congress president D Ok Shivakumar sprung into harm management mode and visited the Chamundi Hill temple in Mysuru. After paying obeisance to Goddess Chamundeshwari, the Goddess of Mysuru, in addition to Anjaneya, Shivakumar promised to both construct extra Hanuman temples or renovate the prevailing ones everywhere in the state. He additionally promised to arrange a board to supervise the event of Anjanadri Hill. “We are coming out with programmes. Congress will formulate special policies for the development of all the important Anjaneya temples especially those historic places associated with Anjaneya,” he stated. 

A defensive senior Congress chief and former Karnataka Chief Minister Veerappa Moily on Wednesday stated there was no suggestion earlier than the get together to ban Bajrang Dal if elected to energy. The election in Karnataka will likely be held in a single part on May 10 and its outcome will likely be declared on thirteenth May.