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Raitha Sangha flays Modi for 'neglecting' flood victims
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Raitha Sangha member protesting with a tattered umbrella against the state and Union governments demanding flood relief for farmers. DH Photo.
Raitha Sangha member protesting with a tattered umbrella against the state and Union governments demanding flood relief for farmers. DH Photo.

Rajya Raitha Sangha honorary president Chamaras Patil on Sunday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not coming to the rescue of the flood-affected in Karnataka as he's angry with Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa.

Addressing the flood-affected people at a convention here, the Raitha Sangha leader said, "Narendra Modi had come to Bengaluru, last week, to watch Vikram lander's descent on the lunar surface. But Modi didn't give the appointment to the Chief Minister, who wanted to meet him for flood relief. If he (Modi) is not happy with Chief Minister Yediyurappa, let him remove him from the position. Why are the flood-affected made to suffer for no fault of theirs," he questioned.

The Centre is insulting Kannadigas by not coming to the rescue of the flood victims, the Raitha Sangha leader said

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He urged the Centre to declare the flood in Karnataka as a national disaster.

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(Published 15 September 2019, 22:18 IST)