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BJP in Karnataka to lay siege to police stations and offices of SPs if filing of FIRs against its workers continues

Source: The Hindu — National · 1 day ago
BJP in Karnataka to lay siege to police stations and offices of SPs if filing of FIRs against its workers continues
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Summary

BJP state chief B.Y. Vijayendra warned that the party will block police stations and the offices of superintendents if the Karnataka government keeps filing FIRs against its members over the Form 7 matter. He also said the party will ask the government to revoke powers given to lower officials for issuing permanent residence certificates and will raise the issue with the Election Commission.

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BJP Karnataka plans siege of police stations if FIRs against workers continue, amid calls for election readiness and internal coordination.

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