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Leader of the Opposition successful the Legislative Assembly R. Ashok has alleged that the Congress authorities raised the contented of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh lone to fell its failures successful the past two-and-a-half years.
Mr. Ashok addressed a property league successful Hassan aft visiting Hasanamba temple connected Monday. The State authorities had failed connected each fronts. There had been nary improvement since the enactment came to power, helium said.
“We person been demanding that the authorities travel retired with a White Paper connected the magnitude they spent connected improvement successful examination with what the BJP spent during its earlier tenure. The facts unsocial volition uncover the truth,” helium said.
Commenting connected the Social and Educational Survey, Mr. Ashok said the authorities had failed to behaviour it decently and that determination had been nary advancement successful galore districts. “The Chief Minister said helium would implicit the survey wrong 15 days; however, helium has present extended the deadline further,” helium remarked.
During the survey of his family, the BJP person indicated that helium responded lone to questions related to caste and religion, stating that determination was nary request for the remaining questions.
Many industrialists successful Bengaluru, helium said, commented connected the mediocre information of city’s roads. Due to the nonaccomplishment of the ruling authorities galore investors had moved to neighbouring states. The authorities had nary wealth near to walk for improvement projects.
Further, helium said that the contented of the RSS had been raised lone to conceal failures. The organisation had completed 100 years. “When determination is nary regularisation connected holding namaaz on roads, blocking the traffic, wherefore should lone RSS activities beryllium restricted,” helium asked.
BJP legislators Cement Manju, Bhageerathi Murulya, BJP territory president Siddesh Nagendra and others were contiguous astatine the property conference.
