Mysuru (Karnataka), Mar 30 (ANI): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Amit Shah on Friday took back his words, which he used earlier during his speech in Bengaluru, which embarrassed his whole party. While addressing a gathering in Mysuru ahead of the Karnataka Assembly polls, he corrected his words by saying that he has committed a mistake, people of Karnataka won’t. He said, “In a slip of tongue, I said that Yeddyurappa government is corrupt instead of Siddaramaiah’s, and the entire Congress party started to rejoice. I want to tell Rahul Gandhi, that I might have made a mistake but the people of Karnataka will not.” The BJP President was addressing a gathering in Mysuru ahead of the Karnataka Assembly polls.
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