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Home » Karnataka Minister flings biscuits at flood victims; Video goes viral

Karnataka Minister flings biscuits at flood victims; Video goes viral

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Bengaluru: Karnataka Minister H D Revanna courted a controversy after a video purportedly showing him flinging biscuit packets at flood victims in a relief camp in Hassan district went viral today.

Revanna, PWD Minister and brother of Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy, was seen picking biscuit packets and hurling them at the people sheltered in the relief camp.

As the video clip went viral in the social media besides being aired by TV channels, netizens and BJP leaders termed Revanna’s action as “insensitive.”

Senior BJP leader S Suresh Kumar flayed Revanna for the act. “Dear Public Works Minister, throwing biscuits (at the flood victims) is not a public work… Is it the bloated ego, uncivilised behaviour… behind throwing biscuits?” he asked in a facebook post.

Coming to the defence of his brother, Kumaraswamy said Revanna’s act was not out of “arrogance.”

“I have noticed that the issue has come in TV, dont take him otherwise. I have crosschecked… while distributing the biscuits, there were large number of people there and there was no place for movement,” he told reporters.

Kumaraswamy was also pained that he was being portrayed wrongly, he said adding “If he (Revanna) had asked some one to distribute, the issue wouldnt have arisen at all.”

The minister’s son Prajwal Revanna said his father was “a humble” person and wanted to help the flood-hit people at the camp.

“My father is a humble person. Since he has concern for the marooned, he had visited relief camps to given them succour,” Prajwal Revanna told reporters.

Several districts in Karnatka have been hit by heavy rains in the past several days.

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