KPCC Women’s Wing Chief lashes out at State Govt.
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KPCC Women’s Wing Chief lashes out at State Govt.

May 19, 2020

Mysore/Mysuru: Condemning the attempts made by the State Government to close down Mahila Santhvana Kendras and stopping of Mathrushri Scheme, Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) Women’s Wing President Dr. Pushpa Amarnath has alleged that the present BJP State Government is not concerned about the welfare of women and children.

Addressing a press meet at the Congress Office near City Railway Station yesterday, Dr. Pushpa said that the State BJP Government was hell bent to close down the Santhvana Kendra, which is aimed at protecting women and also stopping of Mathrushri Scheme, aimed at providing nutritious food to mothers and children.

Pointing out that the APMC Act which is to be amended was not farmer-friendly, she said that the farmers and the poor suffered more due to the unplanned lockdown and added that the new projects and schemes brought out by the Centre was not new but were the schemes of the then UPA Government with new names. She observed that it was the right time for the Centre to bring the black money from the Swiss Bank and waive off loans taken by farmers and Women Self Help Groups.

Dr. Pushpa said that the special package of Rs. 20 lakh crore announced by PM Modi was in reality Rs. 60,000 crore and the rest were old schemes that have been included in the special package.

Grocery kits distributed 

Dr. Pushpa Amarnath distributed grocery kits, sanitary pads and face masks to 100 Congress activists on the occasion.

Congress leader K. Harishgowda and former MCDCC Bank President Chandrashekar donated Rs. 1 lakh each for KPCC Corona Relief Fund. The cheques were handed over to City Congress President R. Murthy.

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District Congress President Dr. B.J. Vijaykumar, former Mayor Pushpalatha Chikkanna, former Deputy Mayor Pushpavalli and others were present.

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