Kalaburagi: Minister Priyank Kharge has written a letter to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and the Chief Secretary of the state government, urging a ban on RSS programs in government premises. He has requested the formulation of a law to prohibit RSS activities in school and college grounds, public parks, and Muzrai temples.However, Congress MLAs themselves have opposed Priyank Kharge’s letter.Also Read: Women's World Cup 2025: India vs Australia: Poor Bowling Leads to India's Humiliating Defeat

An RSS Pathasanchalana (march) took place at an aided school run by Afzalpur Congress MLA M.Y. Patil. The event occurred yesterday evening at the premises of the Mahanteshwara Vidya Vardhak Shikshan Sanstha, located near Basaveshwara Circle in Afzalpur town.Hundreds of RSS workers participated in the striking Pathasanchalana, followed by an intellectual program held within the school premises.Also Read: IND vs WI Test match; Yashasvi Jaiswal was unbeaten on 173 off 253 balls, with 22 fours.

This has provided fodder for criticism by opposition parties. Following this incident, the BJP has taken note and decided in its core committee meeting on Sunday to monitor the implications of Priyank Kharge’s letter.A three-member committee has been formed to study the pros and cons of the letter.Also Read: BJP Core Committee on High Alert: Keenly Watching Congress’s ‘November Revolution’!

The committee, comprising MLCs N. Ravikumar and K.S. Naveen, will analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the proposed ban on RSS activities. It will keep a close watch on the government’s next steps and study the potential consequences if the government decides to impose the ban.SWORNOF Women's kanjivaram banarasi silk saree for festival Wedding silk with rich pallu Design sarees for women with Unstitched blouse piece