Political Firestorm Erupts Over 'Mini Bangladesh' Allegations in Karnataka

R Ashoka, Leader of the Opposition in Karnataka, accuses the Congress government of creating 'mini Bangladesh' due to appeasement politics. Ashoka alleges illegal settlements and infrastructure are favoring certain groups. Criticism arises from various parties, urging investigation and questioning government actions amidst tensions over land use and housing policies.

In a heated political clash, Karnataka's Leader of the Opposition, R Ashoka, has charged the Congress government with fostering a 'mini Bangladesh' due to its appeasement tactics.

Following a visit to Kogilu layout's disputed eviction site in Yelahanka, Ashoka lashed out at Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, alleging illegal settlements have been endorsed, prompting a backlash.

Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan criticized the Congress's handling of minority housing demolitions, sparking intervention from the party's high command, which advised a more compassionate approach. BJP leaders have echoed these concerns, emphasizing the need for investigations.

(With inputs from agencies.)