Karnataka BJP launches Janaakrosha campaign against inflation, minority appeasement; Congress terms it ‘hypocrisy’ | Bangalore News
The Karnataka BJP unit Monday launched the Janaakrosha Yatra in Mysuru to generate public opinion against the Congress-led state government. The launch of the campaign came on a day when the prices of petrol, diesel and cooking gas were hiked by the Centre, allowing the Congress to counter the campaign as ‘hypocrisy’. The Janata Dal (Secular), which is not participating in the Yatra – which started in the old-Mysuru region where the regional party has a strong presence – said that there weren’t any differences with alliance partner BJP, and it was difficult to achieve 100 per cent coordination at all times. Launching the campaign in Mysuru, Union Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution Pralhad Joshi said that the prices of 48 items had increased under the Congress rule in the state and cited the recent hikes in milk and diesel prices as examples. “In this state, people have started worrying about being born and to die. This is because the government has increased the fee for death certificates too. From Rs 5 …




