CM Siddaramaiah raged to mix poison in school water tank, told terrorist acts

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reacted on Friday, reacting to the shocking incident of a government primary school water tanks in a government primary school in Shivamoga district and the shocking incident of four children falling ill, and called it a terrorist act. The incident is from Huvinakon village of Hosanagara Taluk in Shivamoga district on Thursday. Siddaramaiah said that the state government has taken the incident very seriously in which the miscreants allegedly added pesticides to the drinking water tank of the government primary school. In my view, this heinous act done with the intention of mass death of innocent children is nothing short of a terrorist attack.

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He further said that a major accident was averted due to the vigilance of the cooks of the school. I appreciate the kitchen staff for time intervention. The Chief Minister of Karnataka said that he has instructed the police to conduct a thorough investigation into the case, identify the culprits of the act and punish them hard. He said that the mindset by which a person mixes poison in drinking water shows the moral decline of humanity in our society.

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Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that everyone should consider it deeply. “On Thursday, two water tanks were found to be contaminated in a government school, one of which was very high in pesticides. The case came to light when some students felt bad smell while washing hands with another tank. The condition is currently stable. Tehsildar Rashmi Halesh reached the school with other officers and inspected the spot.