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Amid speculations of Karnataka Milk Federation’s famed dairy brand ‘Nandini’ merging with Gujarat-based dairy cooperative Amul, State BJP MLC Chalavadi T Narayanaswamy on Monday said that the issue is a part of the “false propaganda” of Congress and Janata Dal (Secular).

BJP’s IT cell chief Amit Malviya on Sunday said Amul is “not entering” Karnataka, describing the talks about merger with Nandini as a “misinformation” campaign by Congress.  “Amul is NOT entering Karnataka. Both Amul and KMF sell their products across quick-commerce platforms,” Malviya said in a series of tweets.  Also Read: Uproar over Amul bid to milk Bengaluru market

Amul vs KMF Row: Karnataka has its regional brand, KMF, which markets milk and curd under the name Nandini. The announcement of Amul entering the Karnataka market has sparked controversy

Gujarat-based dairy cooperative society Amul is facing a backlash from locals in Karnataka after the company announced its entry into Bengalurus dairy market.

While the Congress has accused the BJP of conspiring to kill the formidable local dairy brand Nandini, the BJP has hit back accusing the former of spreading misinformation

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The BJP on Sunday accused the Congress of unleashing a “misinformation campaign” over dairy cooperative Amul’s presence in Karnataka and asserted that it has done far more than the opposition party to strengthen the Karnataka Milk Federation and its products sold under the brand name Nandini.

The BJP on Sunday accused the Congress of unleashing a "misinformation campaign" over dairy cooperative Amul's presence in Karnataka and asserted that it has done far more than the opposition party to strengthen the Karnataka Milk Federation.

Amul vs Nandini in Karnataka: While the Opposition parties have claimed that Amul (the Gujarat state milk cooperative) brand’s entry would pose a threat to Nandini, the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) brand, BJP firebrand leader Tejasvi Surya claimed that Congress is using it to fuel its election campaign., India News, Times Now

BJP's reaction came after Congress leader Siddaramaiah took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi following Amul's announcement of its plans to sell milk and curd in the Bengaluru market.