BJP stages protest in Belagavi against arrest of activist
The Hindu
BJP members protest against arrest of Hindutva activist in Belagavi & other towns, accusing Congress of politics of vendetta.
BJP members staged protests in Belagavi and other towns in the district on Wednesday against the arrest of a Hindutva activist involved in Hubballi riots in 1992.
In Belagavi, the activists walked to the Deputy Commissioner’s office shouting slogans against the Congress government, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, Home Minister G. Parameshwar and others.
They sought the resignation of the Chief Minister, the Deputy Chief Minister and the Home Minister. They submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner’s office and dispersed.
They accused the Congress government of unleashing politics of vendetta.
“The Siddaramaiah government has started filing false cases against Ram Bhakt Kar Sevaks and Hindutva activists. This is being done only to spoil the religious fervour and joy surrounding the inauguration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya,” the memorandum said.
“The Chief Minister has said that the government has no political agenda and that the Home Ministry is working to clearing all old cases that are pending. However, the timing makes it suspicious,” it added.
“The police have arrested Srikanth Poojari and have prepared dossiers on several other Ram Bhakts. This is highly condemnable. There is absolutely no need to rake up old cases and launch such a manhunt,” the memorandum said.
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