Former Karnataka minister and BJP leader B. Sriramulu has launched a sharp critique against the state government, pledging to expose alleged corruption within various departments. Speaking during the 'Ballari Chalo' padayatra, which commenced from Santekellur in Maski, Sriramulu claimed that the march is not a sign of desperation but a strategic move to hold the ruling party accountable.
According to Public TV, Sriramulu alleged that members of the current administration are actively lobbying for ministerial positions using financial incentives. He asserted that the public is closely observing these developments and that the ongoing padayatra will serve as a platform to bring these alleged irregularities to light before the march reaches Ballari.
Sriramulu’s statements come amidst heightened political activity in the region, as opposition parties intensify their efforts to challenge the state government on governance and transparency issues. The 'Ballari Chalo' march is being framed by the organizers as a campaign to address public grievances and highlight administrative failures. As the march progresses, political observers are watching to see what specific evidence or allegations the opposition intends to present regarding the state's departmental operations.
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Original report: Public TV