Udupi: Fishermen leader derides Tara, Sukumar Shetty - video goes viral


Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP) 

Udupi, Apr 21: A prominent fishermen leader, philanthropist and entrepreneur from the district, G Shankar is highly respected in the district. Shankar has courted some controversy after a video clip showing him finding fault with BJP's star campaigner, Tara and Byndoor MLA, B M Sukumar Shetty, was widely circulated in social websites. 

The conversation happened during the participation of Shankar in the car festival of Goddess Mahishamardini temple at Bagwady near Byndoor in the recent past. In the video, he can be heard blaming the above two leaders. Shankar is seen saying that nobody can stop the fishermen community if they decide to revolt against the government and warns the concerned not to allow the situation to aggravate to that extent. "Our fishermen went missing over 150 days back but they are claiming that they are still searching. Does this make any sense? Why can't the government that is capable of launching surgical strikes track the missing fishermen?" he is seen pointedly asking sandalwood actress and BJP leader, Tara. 

Tara is seen explaining that union defence minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, had met the family members of the missing fishermen and talked to them. She insisted that BJP has not overlooked this matter. She also said that the central government had announced formation of separate fisheries ministry in the budget which no government had done in the past. 

Shankar responded by confirming that he is a Modi fan, duly noting that Modi had failed to meet the promises he had made. He is seen asking Tara not to try to cajole the fishermen with sweet words. He said the fishermen are facing a grave situation and asks her to bring this issue to the notice of Yeddyurappa. 

Tara retorted by saying that the BJP does not believe in fooling others with sugar-coated words. She reminded him that the Congress has been doling out false promises to people since the last 60 years.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • SAMAD, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 21 2019

    THEY JUST KNOW TO RUN AWAY SAYING CONGRESS HAS DONE NOTHING..FACE THE PROBLEMS OF PUBLIC INSTEAD SITTING IN HOTELS AND HAVING PARTIES.

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  • Raghavendra M K, mumbai maharsthra

    Sun, Apr 21 2019

    This is the culture of bjp leaders attending function in temple spread their message to vote for them. This is right issue G. shankar has taken with bjp election candidate that should be repeated by all the citizens when ever these candidate comes in their door asking for votes andpresent unsolved problem and stop them asking votes on communal basis..

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  • Lancer, Mudarangadi

    Sun, Apr 21 2019

    Please note that mogaveers of udupi and DK districts are not the only fisherman community. There are millions of other fisherman along coast of India. And also note that our fisherman are the richest among all other fishing communities.

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  • Gladson, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 21 2019

    When asked about the problems now, why is that everyone asked to remember the 60 years Congress was in power? A question asked to you is only to answer and not cross-question, and when they have no answer blame game. All politicians are hopeless, they try to protect their party than the people. They should be loyal to people who get them in power and not to their political party.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Apr 21 2019

    No one is bothered about the 7 missing Fishermen ...

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