
Guarantee schemes should be restricted to genuinely needy: Lakshmana after losing Mysuru seat
The HinduCongress leader M. Lakshman, who was defeated in the recently held Lok Sabha elections from Mysuru, has urged Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to review the implementation of guarantee schemes in the State. Addressing a press conference in Mysuru on Saturday, Mr. Lakshmana, who is also the spokesperson for Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee, argued that the mandate from the people in the recently held Lok Sabha elections was against the continuation of guarantee schemes in the State. He pointed out that the “upper communities”, which were also benefiting from the guarantee schemes like free power, free bus travel, and ₹2,000 monthly financial aid to women, had voted against the Congress candidates in the State. Responding to questions from reporters, Mr. Lakshman, however, said the guarantee schemes should be restricted to the genuinely needy persons.
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