Popularity of Karnataka cm in Shigggaon cutting caste, religion

Haveri: Apart from a considerable presence from the minority community in the Electoral District of Shiggaon-Savanur assembly in the Haveri district, the Head of the Minister of BikeVaraj Bommai has faced a little difficulty in pocketing seats, which he now won three times in one line.
The constituency has nearly 60,000 voters included in the Muslim community, and on the three occasions, Bommai, although pitted with Sayyad Ajjampeer Khadri from Congress, has succeeded in making Trump.
Political observers in the Haveri district link the popularity of BOMMAI among voters to focus on inclusive development.
In addition to giving grants to Shaadi expensive, Bommai has consistently worked towards the development of the region where the minority population is concentrated – he has succeeded in ensuring the development of irrigation facilities for betel farms, cultivated by Muslims in Syniggaon-Savanur.
Despite being a member of the Safron Party, Bommai cut his teeth in politics as a member of Janata Parivar and his socialist tendency had embraced him well among people, cutting religious lines and caste.
The bommai enjoyed a considerable popularity among the dominant Lingayat Pichamasali community in Shiggaon even though it became a conscious linglayat further describing the attraction of the pan-social.
Of the 80,000 Veerhaiva-Lingayat voters in the Shiggaon-Savanur constituency, only 16,000 belongs to the Bommai Sub-Sect.
Apart from Veerashaiva-Lingayat and Muslim voters, the remaining part of the voter consists of 40,000 Dalits and 24,000 members of the Kuruba community.
Former President of Savanur City Council Kota Kalandar Ahmad Akkur said that new CM always avoided discriminatory practices in pursuing the development of constituencies.
“He gave sanctioned funds to RS 3 Crore’s song for the construction of eight expensive Shaadi, which was approved the development of two housing schools for students from the minority community and even managed to restore the historic Nawabs intermediary building.
In addition, he has also developed a place for birth to Shishuvinal Sharif and Kanakadasa, “Akkur said.
Veeresh Ajur, a leading leader of the Pancayasali Community in Shiggaon-Savanur, said that Bommai’s appeal beyond the community.
“Many irrigation irrigation projects have helped implement it has transformed agriculture in elections, and among farmers who have benefited they include the Community of Picamasali.
As a result, cutting voters across the caste and religious paths have supported it for years,” said ajur.