<p>Lashing out at rationalist Prof K S Bhagawan’s alleged remarks against the Vokkaliga community, former BJP minister C T Ravi on Sunday said that people like him were still alive in this country as the country believed in the tenets of Sanatana Dharma.</p>.<p>“Vokkaligas are uncultured animals. This is not my view, but that of Kuvempu. They might come to harm me, they might even kill me,” Bhagawan had said at the Mahisha Dasara event, organised by a few Dalit organisations here.</p>.Over Rs 50 crore cash recovered in Income Tax raids on contractor and others, says Karnataka official.<p>Reacting to this statement here, Ravi, also a Vokkaliga, said that had Bhagwan been born in any of the Arab countries, he would have been slaughtered by now for making such insinuating remarks against a particular caste.</p><p>“His existence itself is a burden to the earth. His words against the Vokkaligas show his sadistic mindset. He has not just humiliated the Vokkaligas, but also all those who toil hard under the sun to feed the people,” he said.</p><p>He added that Bhagwan should be happy that he lives in a country which follows the tenets of Sanatana Dharma, which wishes good to all, including those who criticise it.</p>
<p>Lashing out at rationalist Prof K S Bhagawan’s alleged remarks against the Vokkaliga community, former BJP minister C T Ravi on Sunday said that people like him were still alive in this country as the country believed in the tenets of Sanatana Dharma.</p>.<p>“Vokkaligas are uncultured animals. This is not my view, but that of Kuvempu. They might come to harm me, they might even kill me,” Bhagawan had said at the Mahisha Dasara event, organised by a few Dalit organisations here.</p>.Over Rs 50 crore cash recovered in Income Tax raids on contractor and others, says Karnataka official.<p>Reacting to this statement here, Ravi, also a Vokkaliga, said that had Bhagwan been born in any of the Arab countries, he would have been slaughtered by now for making such insinuating remarks against a particular caste.</p><p>“His existence itself is a burden to the earth. His words against the Vokkaligas show his sadistic mindset. He has not just humiliated the Vokkaligas, but also all those who toil hard under the sun to feed the people,” he said.</p><p>He added that Bhagwan should be happy that he lives in a country which follows the tenets of Sanatana Dharma, which wishes good to all, including those who criticise it.</p>