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- BJP local units in Mysuru led a procession at Ramaswamy Circle to protest against the Karnataka state government.
- The demonstrators accused the current administration of mismanaging finances and creating a state of bankruptcy.
- Former MLA L. Nagendra alleged that the government has stalled road infrastructure payments despite announcing significant grants.
- This protest highlights ongoing political friction regarding the state's economic governance.
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L. Nagendra
former MLA
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“Financial mismanagement by the Congress government was responsible for the “bankruptcy” of the government. The Congress government keeps pointing an accusing finger at the Centre to cover up its financial mismanagement, he alleged.”
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…Department had stalled the release of financial assistance for road works in the State due absence of sufficient funds even though the State government had announced a ₹10,000 crore grant for development of roads. Financial mismanagement by the Congress government was responsible for the “bankruptcy” of the government. The Congress government keeps pointing an accusing finger at the Centre to cover up its financial mismanagement, he alleged. Former MP Pratap Simha and other party leaders were also present on the occasion. Published - September 24, 2026 08:06 pm IST…
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Named India · Congress · Karnataka · Mysuru · Bharatiya Janata Party · Kumbralli Subbanna · L. Nagendra · Pratap Simha
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