MySuru: Towards the Mekedatu Diyatra planned by Congress from January 9, the opposition leader Siddaramaiiah and Head of KPCC DK Shivakumar on Sunday together held a conscious rally in Chamarajanagar to mobilize people for the success of the soyatra.
Both Siddaramaiiah and Shivakumar arrived at the Chamarajeshwara temple together.
Rally assumed significance because it was launched in Cauvery Basin district where strong Congress.
Congress leaders also launched a member of the membership.
Overcoming the convention of party workers, Siddaramaia accused the state government not to start steps to win at the center to get sanctions for the implementation of the Mekedatu project which aims to provide drinking water to people and also produce electricity.
He said that detailed project reports had been prepared during his term when DK Shivakumar was a minister of water resources.
Although the center has agreed to the project, the BJP Petahan government showed the attitude of the mother’s attitude to start work from one and a half years, he said and added that through the project, drinking water could be supplied to Bengaluru and other cities for the next 100 years.
And water can be supplied to thousands of hectares of agriculture.
Shivakumar requested at least 10,000 party workers from each of the four assembly segments in Chamarajanagar Regency to take part in the innerra.
He asked party workers to bring a group of the people of Alsong to add enthusiasm to the heart.
Atattra, which will begin with Mekedatu, continue through Kanakapura, Ramanagara, Bidadi, Kesiery and peak in Bengaluru, he said.
The President of the KPCC Workers R Dhruvanarayana, Mlaas Puttarangashetty, R Narendra, former MLA Balaraj, Siddaraju Congress leader, Shivanna, Ganesh Prasad and the others were present.
Supporters cheer for ‘head of the next minister.
Even though the party has asked leaders and workers not to project themselves as the next cm, supporters of the opposition leader Siddaramaiiah and KPCC Shivakumar’s head raised slogans to their leaders.
When they called them the next ‘Minister of Chief’, local leaders did not stop them.