Will not refrain from speaking truth, come what may, declares Poojari
Will not refrain from speaking truth, come what may, declares Poojari
Mangalore Today News Network
Sullia, Mar 20, 2014 :”The BJP has filed a case against me just because I have said the truth.Let alone a case, even if I am subject to death penalty and disqualified from contesting, I will not refrain from speaking the truth,” thundered DK Congress candidate and senior leader B Janardhan Poojari.
He was speaking on the occasion of a Padayatra ’Janara Balige Congress Nadige’ organised by the Congress in preparation for the Lok Sabha elections.
“I had asked the BP to make public the details of Modi’s wife. If he has married whey is he hesitant to reveal the details? Or is it wrong to ask someone to respect women? Marital details have to be mentioned in the affidavit while filing nominations,”Poojari said.
District in-charge Minister Ramanatha Rai targeted the BJP candidate Nalin Kumar Kateel and said spending his MP fund is not a big achievement. Let him make public his contributions to the district, he challenged.
The Padayatra with chende and music teams was participated by hundreds of Congress workers. Kanachur Monu, Bharath Mundodi Nityanand Mundodi, Venkappa Gowda and others were present.
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