LatestLYIndia News | Siddaramaiah Targeting RSS to Divert Attention from Corruption, Says Jagadish Shettar | LatestLY
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55% : I have placed my faith in the ideas of Buddha, Basava, and Ambedkar.44% : " He said that permissions should not be granted for activities outside the syllabus in government schools and colleges.
37% : [India], October 19 (ANI): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Jagadish Shettar on Sunday accused Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah of targeting the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to divert public attention from his government's failure to maintain law and order and control corruption.
36% : The row over the RSS sparked in Karnataka when Priyank Kharge earlier requested a ban on RSS activities in government schools, colleges, and state-owned temples.
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