Congress Govt in Karnataka’s decision

Bengaluru (Karnataka) – Chief Minister Siddaramaiah of the Congress Government in Karnataka has earmarked Rs 100 crore for the restoration of ancient Shriram temples in the State. The announcement is likely to be made in the State budget for the financial year 2024-25. Discussions are ongoing to include these projects in the Charity Department’s plans.
This is not politics over Shriram Temple – Charities Minister Ramalinga Reddy
Charity Department Minister Ramalinga Reddy stated, “We have given a proposal to the Chief Minister for the allocation of funds for the renovation. We want to improve the temples in the State where people have been worshipping for a very long time. This project is not limited to Shriram temples, other temples also will be renovated under this scheme.”
For Congress, God and Dharma are not topics to be politicised – Congress
The Congress party posted on X, “Shriram is also present in Karnataka. In this regard, our Government has taken steps to restore ancient temples. For us, God and Dharma are not topics to be politicised; they are concerns of our belief and devotion.”
Those who believe in Hindutva will answer Congress in elections – BJP
Opposition leader in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly and BJP MLA R Ashoka remarked, “The Government ordered the arrest of activists who took part in the Ayodhya movement. They put them in jail. They are constantly harassing them. No matter what they do, the votes and those who believe in Hindutva will answer to the Congress in the upcoming election.”
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