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Karnataka War: Cong Blocks RSS March Over 'Death Threats', BJP Cries 'Democracy Killed'

📅 October 20, 2025 12:00 AM 🕐 Scraped: October 20, 2025

Summary: This special report details the escalating confrontation between Karnataka's Congress government and the RSS, centred on the denial of permission for an RSS march in Chittapur, the constituency of Minister Priyank Kharge. RSS leader V. Biresh Kumar stated, 'I hope that the Karnataka government does not start killing the democracy while protecting the democracy.' The Siddaramaiah government cited law and order concerns, particularly after alleged death threats were made against Mr. Kharge by an RSS worker. The administration noted that two other groups, the Bhim Army and Indian Dalit Panthers, also sought permission for processions on the same route, heightening fears of clashes. The BJP has condemned the move as an anti-Sanatan policy by the Congress. Following a court directive to reconsider, the RSS has sought permission for the march on a later date.

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