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Karnataka to witness two major rallies tomorrow

Ruling BJP and opposition Congress in Karnataka are staging two rallies on Sunday to highlight their views before the public on various issues, including scams faced by the Government in the state.

Updated on: Feb 19, 2011 02:11 PM IST
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Ruling BJP and opposition Congress in Karnataka are staging two rallies on Sunday to highlight their views before the public on various issues, including scams faced by the Government in the state.

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The BJP rally will be held in the sprawling Palace grounds in here to mark completion of 1000 days in office by its maiden government in the south, while that of the Congress at Mysore is against the saffron party government's 'corruption'.

Though BJP claims that it is holding a convention of about 2.5 lakh workers drawn from booth level to debate on issues concerning strengthening the party and to highlight the development programms initiated by the government, some leaders in the party view it as a preparation for the next assembly elections.

BJP National President Nitin Gadkari has been invited to inaugurate the rally which was also considered a show of strength and also in reply to similar rallies being held by opposition Congress against the scams of Yeddyurappa government.

Congress has been going hammer and tongs against the BJP government in the aftermath of the Governor H R Bhardwaj according sanction to prosecute Yeddyurappa.

Yeddyurappa who has been under constant attack from opposition has also been threatening to expose the misdeeds of Congress, a challenge which evoked a snub from KPCC president G Parameshwara who said "Yeddyurappa's scams have become a topic of national debate".

 
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