By BENGALURU: Karnataka BJP president
Nalin Kumar Kateel
on Tuesday declared’
Talibanisation
has actually begun in the state after the triumph of the Congress in the Assembly surveys and those enjoying “anti-national activities” are “rising” to damage peace.
The Lok Sabha member from Dakshina Kannada met relative of Krishnappa, a BJP employee who was presumably hacked to death, while his other half and boy were grievously hurt in the attack after they objected against rupturing of crackers outside their home in Bengaluru Rural district’s Hoskote on Sunday.
Someone has actually been detained, and a hunt is on to seize others associated with the attack.
“Talibanisation has actually started. Those delighting in anti-national activities are rising and ruining peace and consistency. This is taking place since Congress harboured and promoted these kinds of individuals. We can not anticipate anything much better from the Congress,” Kateel informed press reporters after the conference.
Condemning the event, he declared that efforts have actually been made to make Karnataka a ‘mini-Bihar’.
“The politics of hatred is going on in the state. This sends out throughout a message about what will take place to the state if this federal government continues. This is an indication that ‘jungle raj’ will be developed here,” Kateel stated.
“We (BJP) will condemn it and will face it. There is no requirement for our employees to panic. We will face it and battle it and we will give a befitting reply. We will not sit idly,” he stated.
“The power battle is going on. Everybody (leading Congress leaders) remains in Delhi to choose who must be the next Chief Minister. Congress employees are continuing their hooliganism in the state,” Kateel stated.
He asserted that events of violence happened in Yadgir, Shivamogga, Bhatkal and some other parts of the state (after election outcomes were stated).
“It will be excellent if the Congress comprehends this. I have actually informed the policeman. You must not keep peaceful when such occurrences take place. You need to jail all those who lag such occurrences,” Kateel stated.
The Congress ousted the BJP from power by bagging 135 seats in the 224-member Assembly. The BJP protected 66 seats and the Janata Dal (Secular) headed by previous Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda won 19.
