Anonymous poster campaign claims 2K crore corruption in Karnataka's COVID care
Deccan Chronicle| vinay madhav
The posters clearly mentions that the government had looted over Rs 2000 crore in the name of fighting COVID-19
Posters that have been stuck up on the walls in Bengaluru. DC Photo
Bengaluru: A massive anonymous poster campaign, alleging Rs 2000 crore corruption by the government during COVID-19 pandemic surfaced in various parts of Bengaluru city on Sunday night, just hours before the Legislature session started.
Though no organisation has claimed responsibility for sticking posters, it has clearly mentioned that the government had looted over Rs 2000 crore in the name of fighting COVID-19 and pushed the State to brink of economic disaster.
"The government, which came to power through money, for the sake of money and with intention of making money has looted the state to the tune of Rs 2000 crore in the name of tackling COVID-19. The government has made money over dead bodies of the people and in the name of Corona Warriors. This government is infected with corruption," the posters read.
The posters were mainly found near Mekhri circle, Palace road, TV tower road, Shankar Mutt, Kamakshipalya and areas surrounding Rajajinagar.
