L J Ravi 
Sakappa Saku Congress Government Young leader Nikhil protests through massive protest.
JDS holds massive protest against state government under slogan of Sad Horing into as Body tone, condemning price hike
In the protest led by Yuva Janata Dal state president Nikhil Kumaraswamy, Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy, JDS leader Suresh Babu, JDS group deputy leader Sharada Poorya Nayak, former MLA K.A. Thippeswamy and many others expressed their anger against the government. The government, which is increasing prices every day, has given little, but has imposed a mountain on the people, and they have to bear this, and there is no other way but to revolt against the government, they called. Later, when the protesters led by Nikhil tried to take to Sheshadri Road and lay siege to the Vidhan Soudha, the police stopped them and detained Nikhil, MLAs and leaders as a precautionary measure and later released them.
CM’s root for corruption: ”Under Nikhil’s leadership
The party is threatening the government by saying ‘Sakappa, Saku Congress government, Saku’ is a good fight. The root men of corruption are the CM,” accused Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy.
“JDS is strong, the workers need not be afraid. We are here. We have seen what illegal things the minister is doing in Bengaluru. The government, which should have rushed to the aid of the farmers who were reeling from the crop failure, is doing politics to suppress the opposition,” he shouted.
“I will come with the workers and organize a party. They are looting a prosperous state and we need to stop it. Such a bad government has never come to power in the state. We have foiled the conspiracy to destroy the JDS party,” he said.
”Isn’t there a limit to price hikes? Price hikes mean extortion, Kempegowda has made Bengaluru, which was built with foresight, a center for extortion. They are extorting people in the name of guarantees. They are destroying Kempegowda’s city. After Congress came to power, it took a loan of two lakh crore rupees, and if the government continues, the state’s debt will exceed 10 lakh crore rupees,” he warned
