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‘Go on hunger strike, face lathi, then I’ll resign’: Kharge Jr. on students’ stir

Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge defended police actions during protests over a recruitment exam. He stated authorities must maintain law and order for all candidates. The minister’s remarks about lathi-charge triggered a political dispute with the opposition BJP. Candidates alleged irregularities, but the Karnataka Examinations Authority rejected these claims. Kharge accused media of distorting his statements and warned of legal action.

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