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Kumaraswamy for cordial relations with Tamil Nadu

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Karnataka Chief Minister designate and entourage offer prayers at temple Karnataka Chief Minister designate and entourage offer prayers at temple

WORSHIP: H.D. Kumaraswamy, Leader of Janata Dal (Secular) Legislature Party in Karnataka Assembly, who is tipped as next Chief Minister, offers worship at Thiruvakkarai Vakkira Kaali Amman Temple near Villupuram on Sunday. — Photo: T. Singaravelou

VILLUPURAM: H.D. Kumaraswamy, leader of the Janata Dal (Secular) legislature party in the Karnataka Assembly, has said he will cultivate cordial relations with Tamil Nadu.

Mr. Kumarasamy, accompanied by Selva Samy and Jemil, MLAs; Kuttanna, MLC, and eight other friends, offered prayers at the Thiruvakkarai Vakkira Kaali Amman Temple near here on Sunday evening. En route to Thiruvakkarai, the group went around the Thiruvannamalai hill in their vehicles. Mr. Kumaraswamy told presspersons at Thiruvakkarai that this was his second visit there in a short period. Asked about the likely composition of his Cabinet [to be sworn in on February 3], Mr. Kumaraswamy said it would comprise mainly youth.

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