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Drawing the example of the BJP Government in Maharastra, Mr. Modi said that if the BJP came to power in Karnataka, it would take up a campaign of removing silt from tanks and reservoirs so that it would hold more water for irrigation. He promised that the farmers of Karnataka would not have to suffer from water scarcity.
He hailed Raichur as the “main current switch of Karnataka” , which is sadly kept in the dark, owing to the widespread power crisis. He blamed the State Government for this state of affairs and also accused it of dividing the people based on caste.
He called the Congress ‘Anti-Other Backward Classes’ for disrupting the Parliament proceedings and refusing to give constitutional status to the National Commission for Backward Classes. “Backward Classes have been fighting for their constitutionally guaranteed rights for a long time now. The Congress did nothing to address their issues. Now, when we want to accord constitutional status to OBC Commission, it ensured that it would not happen by voting against it in the Rajya Sabha,” he said.
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