Dr.Thomas (Special Correspondent)
T
he Congress party gives only false promises and has failed to give protection to the oppressed class. Henceforth,the vote bank politics of the Congress Party will not be allowed,said Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai.
Speaking after inaugurating the ST Morcha organised by BJP S T Morcha here on Sunday,he sought to know where is ‘Ahinda’ of former CM Siddaramaiah as he did not do anything to alleviate poverty and never allowed people to live with self-respect.
The ST community is now awakened and the BJP government is always with them.The government will do everything for the upliftment of the community.
Congress not alleviate poverty of SC/ST
The CM said Congress party ruled for over 60 years and only talked about the welfare of SC/ST Communities but never alleviated their poverty.They used the community only as their vote bank.
The Congress leaders tell lies that Bharat Jodo yatra has created tsunami by holding function in a small venue.
The BJP government will strive hard for SC/ST, Backward Classes and minorities to make them to live with dignity and self respect.Time for change has come.
Congress to disappear in BJP Tsunami
Bommai said Sonia Gandhi who had won from Ballari in Lok Sabha election had promised Rs.3000 crore package but she didn’t give three paise.
Sonia cheated the people of Ballari and this is the principle of Congress Party.The voters of Ballari will teach a lesson to the Congress in the coming election.
The grand old party of tye country will disappear in the Tsunami of BJP.The previous Congress Government earmarked Rs.8000 crore,Rs.15000 crore but never worked.
Former CM Siddaramaiah did not do justice for the Halumatha Community but only talks of social justice.
BJP National President,J.P.Nadda,Union Ministers Pralhad Joshi,Bhagwan Khuba,former CM B.S.Yediyurappa,BJP National General Secretaries Arun Singh and C.T.Ravi,Ministers B.Sriramulu, Govind Karjol,Anand Singh,Prabhu Chouhan and MLAs Somashekar Reddy,Karunakar Reddy,Raju Gowda and others were present.
