Hassan: Two days forward of polling, PWD minister H D Revanna and BJP candidate A Manju on Tuesday entered into a verbal spat over their political previous.
While Manju claimed that he had helped former Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda in the 1990s, Revanna, his son, disputed the claim.
According to Manju, Revanna is apprehensive as his son—JD(S) candidate Prajwal Revanna—will lose the polls. “It is because of this that he's attacking me and seeking to win over citizens,” he instructed reporters.
Reacting to Revanna’s rate that Manju was as soon as associated with the underworld in Bengaluru, Manju stated: “Show me the document the place I used to be discussed as a history-sheeter. As his brother is leader minister, let him end up me that I used to be a rowdy sheeter indexed in any police station, no longer simply in Bengaluru but in complete Karnataka,” he stated, denying the rate.
He stated he has confidence that he's going to win the polls. He additionally referred to the grievance he had submitted towards Prajwal of supressing facts in the election affidavit, which, he stated, is below investigation by the Election Commission.
He stated he was responsible for making Revanna the executive of Karnataka Milk Federation in 1991, which was disputed by Revanna pronouncing it was in 1995 he turned into the KMF president and at the moment Gowda was the executive minister. “How can have I sought his lend a hand whilst I used to be the CM’s son,” he stated.
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EC concentrated on Cong-JD(S) leaders: Revanna
Hassan: PWD minister HD Revanna alleged that the brass of the Election Commission, including the executive election commissioner, was concentrated on JD(S)-Congress leaders in Hassan. “They are in touch with Hassan deputy commissioner through whom they're working,” he charged. The leader election commissioner is directly calling the deputy commissioner over phone to direct her about actions to be taken, he instructed reporters. He charged that the income-tax officials have unnoticed his grievance made throughout the deputy commissioner about the ill-gotten cash.
While Manju claimed that he had helped former Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda in the 1990s, Revanna, his son, disputed the claim.
According to Manju, Revanna is apprehensive as his son—JD(S) candidate Prajwal Revanna—will lose the polls. “It is because of this that he's attacking me and seeking to win over citizens,” he instructed reporters.
Reacting to Revanna’s rate that Manju was as soon as associated with the underworld in Bengaluru, Manju stated: “Show me the document the place I used to be discussed as a history-sheeter. As his brother is leader minister, let him end up me that I used to be a rowdy sheeter indexed in any police station, no longer simply in Bengaluru but in complete Karnataka,” he stated, denying the rate.
He stated he has confidence that he's going to win the polls. He additionally referred to the grievance he had submitted towards Prajwal of supressing facts in the election affidavit, which, he stated, is below investigation by the Election Commission.
He stated he was responsible for making Revanna the executive of Karnataka Milk Federation in 1991, which was disputed by Revanna pronouncing it was in 1995 he turned into the KMF president and at the moment Gowda was the executive minister. “How can have I sought his lend a hand whilst I used to be the CM’s son,” he stated.
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EC concentrated on Cong-JD(S) leaders: Revanna
Hassan: PWD minister HD Revanna alleged that the brass of the Election Commission, including the executive election commissioner, was concentrated on JD(S)-Congress leaders in Hassan. “They are in touch with Hassan deputy commissioner through whom they're working,” he charged. The leader election commissioner is directly calling the deputy commissioner over phone to direct her about actions to be taken, he instructed reporters. He charged that the income-tax officials have unnoticed his grievance made throughout the deputy commissioner about the ill-gotten cash.
Revanna, Manju spar over political past
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