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The controversy over cross-voting has intensified further, with Union Minister and JDS leader H.D. Kumaraswamy making serious allegations against the Congress. He has alleged that the lure of crores of rupees of funds is hidden behind cross-voting.
Joshi made an explosive statement on BJP MLAs' cross-voting, saying, "We did it secretly." This statement has led to heated debate in the political circles.
In the backdrop of JDS' defeat in the council elections, HD Kumaraswamy's response on cross-voting of MLAs has caused a debate in the political circles. Here are the key points of his statement
Major political twist in the council elections! Three BJP MLAs who were supposed to vote for BJP candidate Lingaraja Patil have cross-voted for the Congress candidate, creating a stir in state politics.
Amidst the continued opposition to the Mekedatu project in Tamil Nadu, actor Vijay's political step and CMDK Shivakumar's harsh response have led to a new debate in politics. The Cauvery water dispute has intensified once again.
CM DK Shivakumar will hold an important meeting with Maharashtra Chief Minister on June 20 regarding the issue of releasing 2 TMC water into Krishna river, said the Belgaum District Collector. The drinking water problem of the people of the border area and water distribution will be a major topic of discussion in the meeting, and the people of North Karnataka are eagerly waiting for its outcome.
Amidst heated discussions within the party over cross-voting in the council elections, BJP state president B.Y. Vijayendra has formed a fact-finding team to ascertain the truth behind the incident.
During the formation of linguistic regions, the Parliament passed a law under Articles 3 and 4 of the Indian Constitution and included Belgaum in Karnataka. Therefore, Belgaum is an integral part of Karnataka and the decision to be taken in this regard will not fall under the jurisdiction of sub judice, said Supreme Court lawyer Mohan Kataraki.
As the voting for the Legislative Council elections is underway, there is a fierce competition between Congress and JDS for the 7th seat. This election, which will decide the fate of the candidates, has created great curiosity in the political circle.
The Congress has devised a brilliant strategy with the aim of winning 5 seats in the Legislative Council elections. Under the leadership of Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, special attention is being paid to vote counting, alliance matching and MLA unity, and the party's strategy has caused a lot of discussion in the political circle.
Amidst the internal political calculations of the BJP, MLA Basavagowda Patil Yatnal has made an important promise to the Leader of Opposition in the Assembly R. Ashok. Yatnal's statement that "I will vote for whoever you tell me" has caused curiosity in the political circles.
Tamil Nadu has again expressed opposition to the Mekedatu project, to which Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar responded and said that the project will continue without any harm to the state's interests. He also clarified that talks are the solution to all confusions and that Karnataka is ready for discussions with the Tamil Nadu government.
BJP state president B.Y. Vijayendra, who has strongly opposed the state government's decision to revise the guarantee schemes, has alleged that the facilities are being cut in the name of revision due to the shortage of money for guarantees. Criticizing that the government has failed to fully implement its election promises, he expressed anger that this move will be unfair to lakhs of beneficiaries. This statement has led to a new debate in state politics.
Political parties are engaged in the final stage of calculations for the Legislative Council elections to be held tomorrow. The Congress party is formulating a strategy for the victory of its 5th candidate, and intense exercises are going on in the 'Kai' camp. On the other hand, the JDS is engaged in calculating the support and votes of the MLAs to ensure the victory of its only candidate. The result of this high-voltage election is likely to affect the further equations of politics.
Farmers who have expressed strong opposition to the Bidadi Township AI City project have written to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi expressing their concerns and displeasure. The farmers have alleged that the project is likely to affect their land and livelihood and have requested him to reconsider the project. The development has led to a fresh debate in state politics.
Amidst the heated debate in the political circles over the state cabinet expansion, former minister Zameer Ahmed has expressed confidence that he will get a ministerial berth in the second list. However, he clarified that he is not upset or dissatisfied even if he does not get the opportunity, saying that the party's decision is final. This statement by Zameer has further increased the political curiosity about the cabinet expansion.
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