HDK alleges attempt to sabotage son’s prospects
Team Udayavani, Mar 25, 2019, 10:19 AM IST
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Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy on Sunday, March 24 alleged that various political parties were ‘internally and externally’ trying to sabotage the prospect of his son Nikhil Kumaraswamy who is contesting on the JD(S) ticket from Mandya Lok Sabha seat.
“Just watch how many and who all have come together against one Nikhil Kumaraswamy. People too are observing it. When Nikhil has the support of the people of Mandya, it doesn’t matter how many political parties are working against him both internally and externally,” the chief minister said.
The outburst of the Chief Minister was over the multi-lingual film actor Sumalatha contesting as an independent from Mandya.
The widow of Kannada film actor-turned-politician Ambareesh, Sumalatha received a shot in the arm with BJP not fielding its candidate in Mandya.
To complicate the situation, some local Congress office-bearers in Mandya were found openly supporting Sumalatha.
Kumaraswamy also charged that some moneybags, including those from the Kannada film industry, were splurging in Mandya to fight against his son.
The chief minister was, however, confident about his son’s victory.
“Nobody can destroy the bond between the people of Mandya and the Deve Gowda family,” the chief minister asserted.
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