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Karnataka BJP President Nalin Kumar Kateel has said that if the Congress tries to ban the Bajrang Dal or the Rashtriya Swayamseva Sangh (RSS) in the state, the Congress will be burnt to ashes. At the same time, he has asked Priyank Kharge, a minister in the Karnataka government and son of Mallikarjun Kharge, to restrain his tongue.
In fact, on May 24, Priyank Kharge had said that we will not hesitate to ban the organizations doing moral policing in the state. Whether this organization is RSS or Bajrang Dal or any other religious organization. Kateel has responded to this statement of Priyank Kharge.
Priyank Kharge’s May 24 tweet, in which he had said that irrespective of any institution, if it disturbs peace or spreads hatred, our government will not hesitate to ban it.
Nalin said – earlier also many governments tried, but did not get success
Nalin said that Priyank Kharge talks about banning RSS. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is an RSS Swayamsevak and he is on a large scale at the Centre. We all are RSS Swayamsevaks. The governments of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Narasimha Rao also tried to ban RSS, but they did not get success.
He warned Kharge that you should also try and see, the Congress will be burnt to ashes. It would be better for Priyank Kharge to know about the history of this country. He should control his tongue.
Congress had promised to ban Bajrang Dal in the Karnataka election manifesto.
The Congress, in its manifesto for the Karnataka Assembly, had promised to ban organizations like the Bajrang Dal if it formed the government. Referring to Bajrang Dal and PFI, the Congress had said that action will be taken against those who spread hatred in the name of religion.
The BJP criticized the Congress for this. PM Modi had said in the election rally of Vijay Nagar that it is the same Congress which first locked up Shri Ram, now it is talking about locking up Bajrangbali. Read the full news here…
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