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Who Is Satish Jarkiholi, Siddaramaiah Loyalist Suggested By Son As Successor
Satish Jarkiholi, the new entrant in the race for the top post in Karnataka, is considered a loyalist of the party. As a loyalist of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, he is also a known baiter of the Chief Minister's longtime political rival DK S
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Karnataka Congress Leader Apologises, Withdraws "Hindu" Remarks After Massive Row
Karnataka Congress leader Satish Jarkiholi today withdrew his comments on the word "Hindu" and apologised after a massive controversy and attacks from the state's ruling BJP.
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"Deadly Blow To Faith": Karnataka's B Bommai On Congress Leader's 'Hindu' Remark
Reacting to Congress MLA Satish Jarkiholi's statement on the Hindu religion, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday said that leader has delivered a "deadly blow" to the faith and confidence on which religion is based.
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"If I'm Wrong...": Karnataka Congress Leader Doubles Down In 'Hindu' Row
Karnataka Congress leader Satish Jarkiholi today claimed that many books mention the "Persian" roots of the word 'Hindu', a day after his remark on the origin of the word stoked a massive controversy.
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"Some Legislators In Karnataka Congress Unhappy", Says Leader
Member of Legislative Assembly from Congress party, Satish Jarkiholi, said that the opposition party is trying from the beginning to form Government through horse trading.
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Supporters Protest As Ex-Congress Minister Left Out Of Karnataka Cabinet
Supporters of former Karnataka minister Satish Jarkiholi have protested against his exclusion from the state cabinet. Mr Jarkiholi who belongs to Belagavi in north Karnataka had resigned as the secretary of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) after he was left out of the first cabinet expansion earlier this month. Congress, which has been allot...
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Why This Minister Spent a Night in a Crematorium
To create awareness against superstitions, Karnataka Excise Minister Satish Jarkiholi along with hundreds of people spent a night at a crematorium in Belagavi, Karnataka.
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Who Is Satish Jarkiholi, Siddaramaiah Loyalist Suggested By Son As Successor
Satish Jarkiholi, the new entrant in the race for the top post in Karnataka, is considered a loyalist of the party. As a loyalist of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, he is also a known baiter of the Chief Minister's longtime political rival DK S
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Karnataka Congress Leader Apologises, Withdraws "Hindu" Remarks After Massive Row
Karnataka Congress leader Satish Jarkiholi today withdrew his comments on the word "Hindu" and apologised after a massive controversy and attacks from the state's ruling BJP.
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"Deadly Blow To Faith": Karnataka's B Bommai On Congress Leader's 'Hindu' Remark
Reacting to Congress MLA Satish Jarkiholi's statement on the Hindu religion, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday said that leader has delivered a "deadly blow" to the faith and confidence on which religion is based.
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"If I'm Wrong...": Karnataka Congress Leader Doubles Down In 'Hindu' Row
Karnataka Congress leader Satish Jarkiholi today claimed that many books mention the "Persian" roots of the word 'Hindu', a day after his remark on the origin of the word stoked a massive controversy.
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"Some Legislators In Karnataka Congress Unhappy", Says Leader
Member of Legislative Assembly from Congress party, Satish Jarkiholi, said that the opposition party is trying from the beginning to form Government through horse trading.
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Supporters Protest As Ex-Congress Minister Left Out Of Karnataka Cabinet
Supporters of former Karnataka minister Satish Jarkiholi have protested against his exclusion from the state cabinet. Mr Jarkiholi who belongs to Belagavi in north Karnataka had resigned as the secretary of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) after he was left out of the first cabinet expansion earlier this month. Congress, which has been allot...
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Why This Minister Spent a Night in a Crematorium
To create awareness against superstitions, Karnataka Excise Minister Satish Jarkiholi along with hundreds of people spent a night at a crematorium in Belagavi, Karnataka.
