BJP steps up attack on MLA Harish Gowda over Maharani College programme
A day after a Congress-BJP face-off at Maharani Government PU College over a programme organised by Chamaraja Congress MLA K. Harish Gowda on the alleged NEET paper leak, the BJP on Thursday intensified its attack, accusing the Congress MLA of misusing the college campus and involving students in a “politically organised event”.Former Chamaraja BJP MLA L. Nagendra alleged that the Congress had turned an educational institution into a political platform under the guise of interacting with students.Questioning the State government’s stand, Mr.
- ▪A day after a Congress-BJP face-off at Maharani Government PU College over a programme organised by Chamaraja Congress MLA K.
- ▪Harish Gowda on the alleged NEET paper leak, the BJP on Thursday intensified its attack, accusing the Congress MLA of misusing the college campus and involving students in a “politically organised event”.Former Chamaraja BJP MLA L.
- ▪Nagendra alleged that the Congress had turned an educational institution into a political platform under the guise of interacting with students.Questioning the State government’s stand, Mr.
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A day after a Congress-BJP face-off at Maharani Government PU College over a programme organised by Chamaraja Congress MLA K. Harish Gowda on the alleged NEET paper leak, the BJP on Thursday intensified its attack, accusing the Congress MLA of misusing the college campus and involving students in a “politically organised event”.Former Chamaraja BJP MLA L. Nagendra alleged that the Congress had turned an educational institution into a political platform under the guise of interacting with students.Questioning the State government’s stand, Mr. Nagendra asked whether the PU Department would similarly permit the BJP to organise political programmes on college campuses.He also criticised the police for allegedly failing to remove a large banner displayed on the college premises.
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