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During a recent visit by Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to Panathur, several residents prepared a detailed memorandum highlighting urgent local issues - 'No entry' for voters to meet the CM. - Residents were locked inside the school. @KeypadGuerilla shares more details with @srivatsavrohit

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Vishal Goyal1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla @RahulGandhi look how your party works on the ground ...and equally shameless bjp mla and mp as well..they should be leading and with people to voice out the problems faced by the residents...all are same ..@AmitShah @PCMohanMP @MALimbavali @JPNadda @BJP4Karnataka

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Nataraj1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla @TimesNow, @KannadaRepublic hope you can take this up on behalf of citizens with CM, DyCM and ex MLA

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Vamshi Jupelli 🇮🇳1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla If these are the democratic values you wanna uphold @RahulGandhi @INCIndia, then you ain't any different from others

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Citizen MattersX | #ನಾಗರಿಕರ ವಿಷಯಗಳು1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla It’s unfortunate that the situation was misunderstood. Protocols for CM of Karnataka visits are strict and sometimes misinterpreted. Let’s focus on the real issues Citizens are facing, instead of fueling distrust with exaggerated claims, which may dilute the issue.

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@K1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla They know that the voters vote for BJP so easy to lock them !! Heights of hooliganism!! As we say the culture percolates from top !! Chor the and Chor rahenge !!

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Prashant Asthana1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla Maybe these locals didn't speak kannada😅😅😅😅😅

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A B1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla When he had visited last time, many resident were arrested by police for showing placard. Police was standing in front of apartment gate. IMHO, This time it was better treatment than last time.

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Magic Moment1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla Voters might not be knowing Kannada, that’s why No entry for them.

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AP1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla @dc4_humanrights

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Guruprasad1 year ago

@KeypadGuerilla @RahulGandhi @PriyankKharge this is a real democracy by Congress. This is what the Ambedkar constitution says Priyanka Kharge ?

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