<p>Bengaluru, DHNS: The Karnataka Congress on Friday recalled the law-and-order breakdown after the death of thespian Dr Rajkumar when H D Kumaraswamy was the chief minister of the JD(S)-BJP coalition government in 2006.</p>.<p>Addressing a news conference, KPCC communications chief Ramesh Babu said Rajkumar died on April 12, 2006 and lakhs of fans swarmed into Bengaluru from across the state. At least eight people died.</p> .HMT will be revived, says H D Kumaraswamy.<p>"The violence during Rajkumar's funeral procession stands as a dark chapter in Bengaluru’s history. As CM, Kumaraswamy was widely held accountable for the administrative negligence and delayed crisis response that cost innocent lives," Babu said.</p>.<p>Responding to this, Kumaraswamy said: "I have respect for Rajkumar. But his family made the news of his death public before informing us (government). Thus, it became difficult to control the developments. I was also the CM when Ambareesh died (in 2018) and we ensured there were no untoward developments."</p>
<p>Bengaluru, DHNS: The Karnataka Congress on Friday recalled the law-and-order breakdown after the death of thespian Dr Rajkumar when H D Kumaraswamy was the chief minister of the JD(S)-BJP coalition government in 2006.</p>.<p>Addressing a news conference, KPCC communications chief Ramesh Babu said Rajkumar died on April 12, 2006 and lakhs of fans swarmed into Bengaluru from across the state. At least eight people died.</p> .HMT will be revived, says H D Kumaraswamy.<p>"The violence during Rajkumar's funeral procession stands as a dark chapter in Bengaluru’s history. As CM, Kumaraswamy was widely held accountable for the administrative negligence and delayed crisis response that cost innocent lives," Babu said.</p>.<p>Responding to this, Kumaraswamy said: "I have respect for Rajkumar. But his family made the news of his death public before informing us (government). Thus, it became difficult to control the developments. I was also the CM when Ambareesh died (in 2018) and we ensured there were no untoward developments."</p>