Bengaluru, May 2: Vatal Nagaraj of Kannada Chaluvali Vatal Party is known for his different mannerisms and protests every time. But this time, he is in news for different issue. This time, Vatal and his party is in news for the issues taken up in the election manifesto. In his election manifesto, he promised free hair cutting and shaving facility for middle class people, formation of Donkeys Development Board for a comprehensive development of donkeys, Rs 50,000 financial assistance to the marriage of lovers and other promises, released here on Wednesday.

Releasing the manifesto at a private hotel here on Wednesday, he said that the national political parties which made Delhi as their head quarters do not have any concerns over the state. Those who have went to jail, outsiders, real estate persons have been joining the council of Amith Shah. There are no candidates who could raise their voice in favour of Kannada or Karnataka, he said.

In his manifesto, he promised of introducing Kannada in all levels of administration from gram panchayat to Assembly, job opportunities to those who have studied in Kannada medium, development of border area, screening of Kannada films in state and other states, financial assistance to professional theatre, installation of busts of noted personalities. If an auto driver dies of accident during driving, the driver would be given Rs 1 lakh compensation along with Health Insurance, construction of auto stand, Kannada Bhavan, withdrawal of mandatory of wearing helmet and giving Rs 1 lakh to the marriage of girls, he said.

Modi cheated Kannadigas:

Due to superstition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not visit Chamarajnagar which is an insult to Kannadigas. Because of the belief that those who visit Chamarajnagar would lose power, Modi did not visit Chamarajanagar, he said.

  • Renovation of all temples, masjids, and Basadis
  • Free power for pumpsets of farmers, support to farmers demands
  • Person from Karnataka should be selected for the post of Governor
  • Compulsory job for Kannadigas in multi-national companies
  • Installation of busts or statues  of noted personalities of Karnataka in Delhi. 

 

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Berlin (AP): Harry Kane was substituted in at the hour mark and still had enough time to score a hat trick on Saturday.

The England captain took his goal tally for Bayern Munich this season to 28 and the defending champions extended their lead to 11 points after thrashing Stuttgart 5-0 on the road.

Second-placed Leipzig later hosted Eintracht Frankfurt.

With Kane on the bench, Konrad Laimer took on the scoring duties and produced a superb finish. The Austria midfielder collected a long ball and combined with Michael Olise before slotting home from close range with a subtle backheel past goalkeeper Alexander Nübel in the 11th minute.

Kane made it 2-0 with a low shot into the bottom corner and Josip Stanišic added his name to the scoresheet. Kane added further luster to the win from the penalty spot after Stuttgart was reduced to 10 men for Lorenz Assignon using his arm to clear a ball in the 81st.

Kane completed the rout with a flick from an Olise cross with two minutes left. He has found the net five more times with England this season, taking his total to 33 goals for club and country.

Stuttgart had chances before halftime but lacked a cutting edge. Midfielder Nikolas Nartey thought he equalized only for his goal to be ruled out for offside after a VAR check.

Bayern Munich is unbeaten in 16 league and cup games against German opposition this season.

 

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Bayer Leverkusen suffered a fourth loss, 2-0 at Augsburg.

Defender Dimitrios Giannoulis put the host in front after six minutes then turned provider to set up forward Anton Kade. Leverkusen, which hit the woodwork, remained in fourth place, 14 points behind Bayern.

Wolfsburg scored from all of its shots on target and moved four points clear of the relegation zone after beating Union Berlin 3-1. Heidenheim defeated Freiburg 2-1. Cologne and St. Pauli drew 1-1.