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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsKPCC president G Parameshwar should apologise for mentioning the name of RSS chief in Assam issue, said Deputy Chief Minister KS Eshwarappa.Talking to reporters here on Sunday, DyCM Eshwarappa said the China, Bangladesh and Pakistan were responsible for the incident and Parameshwar’s statement was irresponsible.“Even the Central minister clarified in Lok Sabha that about 1.50 lakh Bangladeshis entered the country. But Parameshwar is trying to politicise the issue while the state government is trying its best to boost the confidence of affected people,” said Eshwarappa.According to him, the Congress leaders terming CAG report as just a report showed that they were trying to dilute the issue.“CAG tabled a report on coal, power and other issues bringing out the total loss of Rs 1.86 lakh crore and both Congress and JD(S) leaders in Karantaka should clarify their stand on this issue,” he demanded.Earlier, he had said that former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa will begin the tour on August 21 and end it at Chamrajanagar on August 31. Eshwarappa expressed his displeasure against the Central government for not extending monetary support to handle the prevailing drought in the state.first published:August 20, 2012, 10:12 ISTlast updated:August 20, 2012, 10:12 IST
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KPCC president G Parameshwar should apologise for mentioning the name of RSS chief in Assam issue, said Deputy Chief Minister KS Eshwarappa.

Talking to reporters here on Sunday, DyCM Eshwarappa said the China, Bangladesh and Pakistan were responsible for the incident and Parameshwar’s statement was irresponsible.

“Even the Central minister clarified in Lok Sabha that about 1.50 lakh Bangladeshis entered the country. But Parameshwar is trying to politicise the issue while the state government is trying its best to boost the confidence of affected people,” said Eshwarappa.

According to him, the Congress leaders terming CAG report as just a report showed that they were trying to dilute the issue.

“CAG tabled a report on coal, power and other issues bringing out the total loss of Rs 1.86 lakh crore and both Congress and JD(S) leaders in Karantaka should clarify their stand on this issue,” he demanded.

Earlier, he had said that former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa will begin the tour on August 21 and end it at Chamrajanagar on August 31. Eshwarappa expressed his displeasure against the Central government for not extending monetary support to handle the prevailing drought in the state.