The Karnataka election has reached an uncommon juncture with political events attempting to woo the voters within the title of Lord Hanuman. After BJP cornered Congress over the promise to ban the Bajrang Dal, the grand outdated occasion has now stated that it’s going to develop Hanuman temples throughout the state if voted to energy. The state will go to polls on May 10 and the counting of votes will happen on April 13. After the BJP carried out the recital of Hanuman Chalisa, Karnataka Congress chief DK Shivakumar stated that if voted to energy, the occasion will develop Anjaneya temples throughout the state.
“We have a commitment to the development of Anjaneya (Lord Hanuman) temples across the state if the Congress party comes to power. Our party will also prioritise the construction of new Anjaneya (Lord Hanuman) temples in various parts of the state,” stated DK Shivakumar after visiting Chamundeshwari temple in Mysuru.
Shivakumar additionally stated that the Congress will set up a particular board to supervise the event of Anjanadri Hill and guarantee its preservation. “We’ll organise specific programs aimed at educating the youth about the principles and values embodied by Lord Anjaneya,” stated Shivakumar in an obvious counter to BJP’s ‘Hanuman Chalisa’ ballot plank.
Earlier yesterday, addressing a ballot marketing campaign in Karnataka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi requested the individuals of Karnataka to not help the ‘black tradition’ of abuses and stated they need to punish these making hurling such phrases by saying ‘Jai Bajrangbali’ once they forged their votes. Congress on Tuesday launched its election manifesto for the Karnataka election which talked of ban on organisations like Bajrang Dal and the Popular Front of India.
The BJP has hit out on the Congress over the promise to ban the Bajrang Dal. Karnataka BJP chief KS Eshwarappa immediately termed the Bajrang Dal a nationalist outfit and burnt the Congress manifesto. Addressing a rally in Vijayanagara on Tuesday, PM Modi had slammed Congress saying that the occasion was making an attempt to lock up those that worship Lord Hanuman.
The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) has additionally backed the Bajrang Dal saying that the Congress has realised that it dedicated a sin by defaming Bajrang Dal. The VHP stated that the individuals of Karnataka will make the Congress pay for its ‘sin’ within the May 10 meeting polls. The VHP additionally demanded the Congress change its manifesto instantly.
