Karnataka BJP chief Nalin Kumar Kateel calls Siddaramaiah 'terrorist'

BENGALURU: Reacting to opposition leader Siddaramaiah equating the RSS and BJP to the Taliban, Karnataka state BJP chief Nalin Kumar Kateel on Wednesday termed the senior Congress leader as a terrorist.

Hitting back at Kateel for his remark, the Congress said that the BJP has been 'Talibanised'.

Kateel alleged that during Siddaramaiah's tenure as the Chief Minister of Karnataka, maximum number of murders took place in the state. He further claimed that during that period, as many as 24 Hindu youth were lynched in the Dakshina Kannada district alone.

He also alleged that a young girl was murdered in front of her college in Sullia, while everyday there were reports of cow slaughter from across the state when Siddaramaiah was at the helm.

"For all these reasons, I call Siddaramaiah a terrorist," Kateel said.

Siddaramaiah's position is unstable in his own party, and the Congress' status is also unstable in the state, he added. Hitting back, the Congress attacked the ruling BJP by stating that the terrorist groups allegedly nursed by the BJP unleashed 'goondaagiri' in the state. The Congress claimed that just like the Taliban, the BJP is attacking the sons and daughters of others, adding that the saffron party has been Talibanised. (IANS)

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