Congress leader Kharge made an emotional plea for his constituents to attend his funeral at a rally on his home turf.

Congress President M Mallikarjun Kharge urged people in his hometown of Kalaburagi to attend his funeral, even if they don't vote for the party candidate.

April 24th 2024.

Congress leader Kharge made an emotional plea for his constituents to attend his funeral at a rally on his home turf.
Kalaburagi, a district in Karnataka, holds a special place in Congress President M Mallikarjun Kharge's heart as it is his hometown. In a heartfelt appeal to the people of Kalaburagi, Kharge urged them to attend his funeral even if they choose not to vote for his party's candidate in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Addressing the crowd at a poll rally in Afzalpur, the 81-year-old politician expressed his emotional attachment to the district and its people. He stated that if they do not vote for the Congress candidate, he will feel like he has no place in Kalaburagi anymore.

The Congress has nominated Kharge's son-in-law, Radhakrishna Doddamani, as their candidate for Kalaburagi, while the current MP, Umesh Jadhav, is representing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Kharge emphasized that the people's vote is crucial, but even if they choose not to vote for his party, their presence at his funeral would mean a lot to him. He has been a two-time winner in the Lok Sabha elections from Kalaburagi in 2009 and 2014, but unfortunately lost in 2019.

The veteran politician also stated that he would continue to fight against the ideologies of the BJP and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) until his last breath. He firmly believes that his purpose in life is to protect the Constitution and democracy of the country, and he will not retire from politics.

Kharge clarified that while retirement from a position is inevitable, one should never retire from their principles. He believes that his purpose is to defeat the ideologies of the BJP and RSS, and he will not back down from it.

During the rally, Kharge also offered some advice to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who was present on the dais with him. He urged Siddaramaiah to continue fighting against the BJP and RSS even after his retirement as Chief Minister or MLA.

In conclusion, Kharge's love and dedication towards Kalaburagi and its people were evident in his emotional appeal. He reassured the people that he will always be there for them, fighting against the ideologies of the BJP and RSS.

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