DAVANAGERE: Karnataka deputy leader minister G Parameshwara on Sunday claimed that he’s a victim of Dalit suppression, because of which he overlooked the danger to develop into the executive minister. He added that he had to reluctantly accept the deputy CM’s put up.
At a time the coalition government in Karnataka faces trouble over dissatisfaction from the Congress over conceding the CM’s put up to JD(S) chief and leader minister HD Kumaraswamy, Parameshwara’s remark provides more fuel to fire forward of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
In Davanagere to participate in a Chalavadi (proper sect of Dalits) rally, Parameshwara mentioned: “I'm a victim of suppression and hence couldn’t get the CM’s put up. I reluctantly accredited the deputy CM’s put up, during which I was now not interested.”
Earlier, Parameshwara mentioned even Dalit Congress leaders like B Basavalingappa and KH Ranganath, and current sitting MP from Kalaburagi, Mallikarjun Kharge, overlooked the danger to guide the state. “All of them could have develop into CMs, however were sufferers of Dalit suppression,” he mentioned.
Parameshwara mentioned he got here for the Chalavadi Mahasabha to voice his sadness and likewise to hunt the group’s make stronger. The DyCM used the opportunity to state that untouchability was rampant in rural Karnataka and until now, Dalits were being prevented from coming into temples, accommodations and barbar retail outlets in spite of the constitution making sure the oppressed caste their rights.
He mentioned Dalits will have to worship the constitution’s architect BR Ambedkar as the group’s god.
Earlier, Davanagere MLA and All India Veerashaiva Mahasabha (AIVM) president Shamanur Shivashankarappa backed Mallikarjun Kharge as the next top ministerial candidate.
“Kharge fulfils the eligibility criteria to develop into the Prime Minister and is able to dealing with the present PM Narendra Modi, more than AICC leader Rahul Gandhi,” he mentioned.
At a time the coalition government in Karnataka faces trouble over dissatisfaction from the Congress over conceding the CM’s put up to JD(S) chief and leader minister HD Kumaraswamy, Parameshwara’s remark provides more fuel to fire forward of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
In Davanagere to participate in a Chalavadi (proper sect of Dalits) rally, Parameshwara mentioned: “I'm a victim of suppression and hence couldn’t get the CM’s put up. I reluctantly accredited the deputy CM’s put up, during which I was now not interested.”
Earlier, Parameshwara mentioned even Dalit Congress leaders like B Basavalingappa and KH Ranganath, and current sitting MP from Kalaburagi, Mallikarjun Kharge, overlooked the danger to guide the state. “All of them could have develop into CMs, however were sufferers of Dalit suppression,” he mentioned.
Parameshwara mentioned he got here for the Chalavadi Mahasabha to voice his sadness and likewise to hunt the group’s make stronger. The DyCM used the opportunity to state that untouchability was rampant in rural Karnataka and until now, Dalits were being prevented from coming into temples, accommodations and barbar retail outlets in spite of the constitution making sure the oppressed caste their rights.
He mentioned Dalits will have to worship the constitution’s architect BR Ambedkar as the group’s god.
Earlier, Davanagere MLA and All India Veerashaiva Mahasabha (AIVM) president Shamanur Shivashankarappa backed Mallikarjun Kharge as the next top ministerial candidate.
“Kharge fulfils the eligibility criteria to develop into the Prime Minister and is able to dealing with the present PM Narendra Modi, more than AICC leader Rahul Gandhi,” he mentioned.
I couldn’t become CM because I’m a Dalit: Karnataka deputy CM G Parameshwara
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