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MOODBIRI: The achievement of a monolithic state that Karnataka is, with its perennial integrity, cannot be undermined by anyone, noted former MLA Y S V Datta . Against 21.7% poverty prevalent in the state, the north district accounts for around 40%, and explains the prevalent economic disparity. “Its religious philosophy attracted more people to embrace Sufism, and it steadily proliferated around the state. It is this dignity that has been earned over 1,500 years, which will never be belittled at any cost, he noted.Expressing this view in a session on ‘Akhanda Karnataka’ on Saturday, day two of the 15th edition of Alva’s Nudisiri, Datta said the prime focus is regarding distribution of wealth and poverty around Karnataka. Sufism is a religion based on the concept of love, the love with fellow beings and lastly the love with the ultimate or the creator,” he said.“Sufism is the religion which accepted poverty..