We Aim To Fight Against Corruption And Uproot Communal BJP To Give People Clean Governance, Sarvodaya Party
Sarvodaya Party is Working to Uproot Corrupt & Communal BJP Government in Karnataka
Bengaluru: The Karnataka Sarvodaya Party, formed in 2015, wants to try its strength by contesting the upcoming state assembly elections after breaking out of the Swaraj India Party.
Leaders of Sarvodaya Party said that they will enter the political arena with the slogan of ‘Jay Kisan’ to demolish the BJP’s palace of lies, defeat money-muscle-power and caste politics, and bring justice to the farmers and the oppressed
Officials of the Sarvodaya Party said that they have a large force of farmers, Dalit Community, Women and student organizations with them and with this force they will unseat the corrupt and communal government of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party from power. They will struggle to give clean governance to the people.
In this regard, party president Patil said that he plans to field candidates in at least 100 assembly constituencies, but he will take a decision soon. He said that candidates will be fielded in some specific areas of the state such as Manda district.
Talking about the problems of farmers, party leader Jhansi Lashmi Rani said that the central government of BJP ruled by Narendra Modi oppressed the farmers across the country by making anti-farmer laws and kept them on the streets for almost 1 year. Forced to sit on a sit-in, as a result of which more than 700 hundred innocent farmers lost their lives.
Party leader Prasanna N Gowda said that there is no limit to the corruption of the BJP government in the state of Karnataka and the people are suffering from it. Prasna said that he is also working to bring political awareness to the people. He said that this is the beginning and one day we will definitely get power in the state assembly.
Sarvodaya Party Leaders
1. Chamaraja Patil, President
3. Shiva Raj, IT In-charge
2. Jhansi Lashmi Rani
4. Prasanna N. Gowda, General Secretary
