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People being made to believe NDRF grant is state govt grant: MP

People being made to believe NDRF grant is state govt grant: MP

Time of India15 hours ago
Madikeri: People are being made to believe that the central NDRF grant is a state govt grant, alleged
Yaduveer Wadiyar
, Mysore MP.
Speaking at a public grievance meeting held at the Gonikoppa Durga Boji Hall, he said the state govt has reached financial bankruptcy by giving various benefits.
Therefore, development works are not progressing not only in the district, but across the state, he said.
Taking a dig at the Congress govt, Yaduveer said a caste census survey was conducted spending Rs 169 crore, but still, the report was not disclosed. He urged that people should develop the attitude of questioning the alleged mismanagement of money by the govt. "There is no need for us to openly tell the scams of the state govt. The functionaries of the Congress party themselves are exposing it," Yaduveer stated.
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