Chitradurga: The Karnataka government has decided to take the residence of the Minister of Main Njalingappa and turn the only property to become a museum.
Nijalingappa was the head of Karnataka’s head in two tasks: from 1956 to 1958, and once again from 1962 to 1968.
He died on August 8, 2000.
The museum trip was in response to a long request by the Chitradurga community, where the house was.
The government has decided to buy a residence from his grandson, to whom the Congress leader will hit the house.
The government has directed the Deputy Commissioner of Chitradurga to buy a residence at a cost of Rs 4.18 Crore and develop it as a museum that will cost the state fee of Rs 82 Lakh.
Deputy Commissioner Kavitha S Mannikeri told Ti that the son of Nijalingappa Kiran Kumar met government officials in this matter on Monday.
Nijalingappa only has one property to the government has provided sanctions RS 5 Crore and released Rs 2 Crore in the first installment.
Substitute Nijalingappa has approved the price set by public work officials.
We search for officials from Kannada and culture, registration and other departments.
As soon as we get the remaining amount, we will hand it over to the authorized successor and have a place to live.
We have notified the District Panitaris to get a copy of Nijalingappa will be executed at the residence, “said DC.
Mlc Mohan Kondajji, who is a member of the Samadhi S Nijalingappa committee, said he had written to the government in August 2021″ Nijalingappa, which was cm for almost eight years , only have one property.
It was the demand for Chitradurga for decades to change his residence to a warning, “he said
Karnataka Government to Buy a Njalingappa House
