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Accept moral responsibility and quit, BJP tells S M Krishna
Bangalore, Dec 09: The opposition BJP in Karnataka today squarely blamed S M Krishna government for the tragic end to the Nagappa kidnap episode and demanded resignation of the Congress ministry.
Bangalore, Dec 09: The opposition BJP in Karnataka
today squarely blamed S M Krishna government for the tragic
end to the Nagappa kidnap episode and demanded resignation of
the Congress ministry.
"It's the failure of the S M Krishna government. After the release of Raj Kumar two years ago, if the government had taken minimum risk, Veerappan would have been finished then. This situation might not have arised", the party's state unit president, Basavaraj Patil Sedam, told a news agency here.
Sedam said the state government must take up the "whole responsibility" for the tragedy, "pay the price" and quit "if some morality is left in it". He alleged that in the first 80 days of the hostage drama, the government did not make any sincere efforts to end the episode. "It did not bother to talk to Tamil Nadu government for a coordinated action," he said. Sedam said it's now imperative that all parties come together and work towards ending the Veerappan menace once and for all, with central intervention.
Bureau Report
"It's the failure of the S M Krishna government. After the release of Raj Kumar two years ago, if the government had taken minimum risk, Veerappan would have been finished then. This situation might not have arised", the party's state unit president, Basavaraj Patil Sedam, told a news agency here.
Sedam said the state government must take up the "whole responsibility" for the tragedy, "pay the price" and quit "if some morality is left in it". He alleged that in the first 80 days of the hostage drama, the government did not make any sincere efforts to end the episode. "It did not bother to talk to Tamil Nadu government for a coordinated action," he said. Sedam said it's now imperative that all parties come together and work towards ending the Veerappan menace once and for all, with central intervention.
Bureau Report