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Elections Update; Party will pay Rs 2 lakh to the young woman if she marries a farmer’s son

Karnataka Elections 2023: The party will pay Rs 2 lakh to the young woman if she marries a farmer’s son. A political party has made such promises as the election time is approaching.

When elections come, political parties make various promises to win votes. Some expect votes from the people instead of providing roads and facilities to the village. Even in Karnataka, they have made such strange promises during the elections.

Former Chief Minister H. D. Kumaraswamy has said that if a young woman marries a farmer’s son, his party will give her two lakh rupees. He made such a promise while addressing the Panchratna rally in Kolar. He said this in order to reduce the problem of marriage of sons of farmers. Therefore, Kumar Swami’s team will give 2 lakh rupees to a girl who marries a farmer’s son.

He further said, “I received a letter of appeal, in which it was said that girls are reluctant to marry a farmer’s son or a boy who works in agriculture.” So the party is thinking about paying two lakh rupees. Through this program, the team aims to maintain the confidence of the boys.

Karnataka Elections Schedule

Elections are going to be held in Karnataka on May 10. The result has been declared on May 13. From Congress, BJP to Kumar Swami’s JDS, other political parties have campaigned. JDS is confident that it will win at least 124 seats out of 240 seats.

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