“It has been a norm in India to let cooperatives thrive without infringing on each other’s milk-shed area,” CM Stalin said to Union Minister Amit Shah.
Other promises in the manifesto include forming a committee that will grant complete autonomy of temple administration to devotees and “regulating local businesses around temples to create a sustainable temple economy”.
She said things were tweaked, twisted and made an emotional issue because it is election time in Karnataka, where Assembly polls would be held on May 10.
The co-operative federalism promised by the Modi government has turned into coercive federalism. A look at events since 2019 unravels the real story behind Amul’s expansion to other territories and the penetration of private corporate capital through it.