CM Bommai’s big attack on Rahul, said – What to talk about ‘fake’ Gandhi on Gandhi Jayanti? karnataka Cm Basavaraj Bommai said why should I talk about fake Gandhi on Gandhi Jayanti

karnataka news: Congress leader and former party president Rahul Gandhi reached Kadakola in Mysore, Karnataka on the 25th day of ‘Bharat Jodo’ Yatra today. Meanwhile, on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai asked why he should talk about fake Gandhi on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. In fact, reacting to Rahul Gandhi’s allegation that the ruling BJP is the most corrupt, the Chief Minister said that the entire Congress party is out on bail.

Speaking to reporters, CM Bommai said, “Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi and Karnataka Congress unit president DK Shivakumar are out on bail. Karnataka was an ATM for the state Congress party, but is not now.” On alleging that the ruling BJP government takes 40 per cent commission for awarding contracts, he said, “There is nothing like that. If they have evidence, they should submit it. The matter will be probed.”

There is no scope for violence: CM Bommai

When asked about the clash between BJP MLC CP Yogeshwar and JDS workers in Channapatna town, he said that he is getting information about the incident. Bommai further said, “We will not mix politics with the allocation of funds and development. There is no scope for violence. We have come a long way in politics, it is important that the benefits of all government schemes reach the people.”

What did Rahul say on the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi?

At the same time, on the occasion of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary, Rahul Gandhi said that the battle of ideologies is going on. He said, “Just as Gandhiji fought the British Raj, today we are starting the fight with the same ideology that killed Gandhi. This ideology has fueled inequality, division and our hard earned efforts in the last eight years.” Freedom is hurt.

Against this politics of non-violence and untruth, the ‘Bharat Jodo’ yatra will spread the message of non-violence and Swaraj from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. He said, “Swaraj has many meanings. It is freedom from desire and fear of our farmers, youth and small and medium enterprises. It is the freedom of our states to exercise their constitutional freedom and follow Panchayati Raj in our villages.”