TIL Desk/National/Mysuru/ Charging that the relationship between Congress and corruption is akin to that of water and fish, BJP President Amit Shah has claimed that the people of Karnataka had made up their minds to “throw out” the Siddaramaiah government in the May 12 Assembly polls.
“The Karnataka government is like an ATM for the Congress to indulge in corruption,” said Shah, who was on a two-day tour of the old Mysuru region in the fourth leg of his campaign in the state. He said people were “disappointed” with the Siddaramaiah government on several fronts, especially corruption.
“The people of Karnataka have made up their minds to throw out the Siddaramaiah government. They are disappointed with it on many fronts, with corruption being the main issue.” “The relationship between corruption and Congress party is akin to water and fish,” Shah told. Addressing a meeting at Channapatna, he said, “Without removing the corrupt and number one corrupt Siddaramaiah government, Karnataka’s progress is not possible.”
