Karnataka IT-BT Minister and Kalaburagi district in-charge Priyank Kharge has once again fired sharp criticism at the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) over the contentious Path Sanchalan (route march) issue in Chittapur.

Speaking in Bengaluru, Kharge clarified that the ongoing meeting is being held at the Advocate General's (AG) office strictly in compliance with a High Court directive.Sun Fashion And Lifestyle Women's Red Chanderi Stitched Printed Kurti for Women

Per the court's orders, the meeting is underway with the Kalaburagi District Collector and Superintendent of Police (SP) in attendance," Kharge informed.

He emphasized that the state government's sole objective is to uphold law and order, accusing the RSS of exploiting the situation to "brew political trouble" and expressing deep dissatisfaction over their approach.Also Read: Farmer-Friendly Groundnut Fair to be Held at Kadu Malleshwara Temple for Three Days

Questioning the timing and location, Kharge quipped, "Why insist on a route march in that very area at that exact time?" In a sarcastic jab, he added, "If it's so crucial, why not summon RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat himself?" Kharge reiterated that all government measures are driven by adherence to court orders and the broader public interest, underscoring a firm stance against any disruption to communal harmony.

This escalation comes amid ongoing legal tussles, with the High Court pushing for dialogue to resolve permissions for the RSS event, highlighting tensions between the Congress-led state government and the RSS-BJP ecosystem.Also Read: Nandini Ghee Price Hiked by ₹90: A Hot Bite for Consumers from KMF!