Controversy Sparks in Karnataka Over Case Withdrawals
Karnataka's BJP President B Y Vijayendra criticized the Congress-led state government's decision to withdraw 60 criminal cases, including stone-pelting incidents. Accusing the government of prioritizing anarchy, Vijayendra claims this move weakens law enforcement. Deputy CM D K Shivakumar defended the decision, highlighting inclusivity across political and activist organizations.
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In a move sparking political controversy, Karnataka's state government has decided to withdraw 60 criminal cases, a decision that has been heavily criticized by BJP President B Y Vijayendra.
Vijayendra argues that this decision risks weakening law and order, alleging it signals a prioritization of anarchy within the state.
However, Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has stepped forward to defend the decision, suggesting these withdrawals include cases across political parties and various activist groups, attempting to provide a broader perspective on the issue.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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