This is not Muslims’ father’s land; live here peacefully otherwise go to Pakistan : Eshwarappa, BJP MLA

BJP MLA and former Minister in Karnataka Eshwarappa’s warning on the issue of opposing Swatantryaveer Savarkar’s banner

Shivamogga (Karnataka) – Flex charts of Swatantryaveer Savarkar’s picture were put up here at various places on the occasion of Independence Day. Local Muslims opposed it and tried to put up pictures of Tipu Sultan and Muhammad Ali Jinnah in their place. This created conflict between the two groups; 2 Hindus even suffered deadly attacks by religious fanatics. BJP MLA and the former Minister gave the above warning regarding these incidents. He said, ‘we would put up the banner wherever we desire. That land does not belong to Muslims’ father. If they wanted to live here then they need to live peacefully, those who are anti-nationalist should go back to Pakistan’.

Eshwarappa said further that the situation was in control, but he held Congress Corporator responsible for the violence. He confidently said that Congress was supporting traitors. He said that the violence was 100% conspiracy. That is why the accused was arrested within 24 hours which was unusual.

Former #Karnataka minister and #BJP MLA KS Eshwarappa brought serious charges against the Congress as he said not only in Karnataka or south India, but Congress is supporting the anti-nationals all across the countryhttps://t.co/Rk5cXBGo6L

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Congress opposed the writing of ‘Jai Hindu Rashtra’ on a banner in Udupi

‘Jai Hindu Rashtra’ was written on the flex banner of Swatantryaveer Savarkar and Netaji Subhashchandra Bose and put up in Brahmagiri Chowk in Udupi. Congress has opposed it. Congress has given a warning of staging big agitation if the banner is not removed. Congress has alleged that the banner was put up without taking permission. In fact, permission is granted to put the banner up to 18^th August. (Liar Congress – Editor)

Editorial viewpoint

Please note that Congress would not have objected if the writing was ‘Jai Pakistan’, or Jai Islamistan’