BSY skipping the floor-test, citing lack of majority, is the victory of Democracy: Siddaramaiah
Bengaluru: BS Yeddyurappa in Vidhan Soudha agreed to face a floor test. He couldn't do it. This is a victory of democracy, says former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
"Today is a historic day in Indian politics. There was immense pressure on the Governor by the central government. The Governor's decision was a blot on Indian democracy. We should respect the people's mandate. It is a responsibility of all politicians and democratic heads. PM Modi and his ministers are working against the democracy. Modi is Hitler, and Amit Shah is Goebbels" Siddaramaiah said.
Though BSY asked a week time to prove the majority, the governor granted 15 days. It is clear that the governor is pro-BJP. The statement of PM Modi is condemnable when in which he said that they would make the government even if we know that the majority has not come. Prime Minister Narendra Modi promoted the horse trading, and Yeddyurappa has agreed that the latter was indulged in the horse trading. But I am grateful to all the Congress and JD(S) MLAs who knocked down their tricks.
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Maharashtra excise dept cancels liquor permit for Diljit Dosanjh's Pune concert
Pune, Nov 24: The Maharashtra excise department on Sunday cancelled the permit for serving alcohol at actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh's concert in the Kothrud area of Pune later in the evening, an official said.
The department cancelled the permit after people from different quarters, including Kothrud's newly elected BJP MLA Chandrakant Patil, objected to plans to serve liquor at the programme.
State excise commissioner C Rajput said, "The state excise department has cancelled the permission to serve liquor during the programme."
MLA Patil raised an objection against the concert scheduled at Kakade Farm in Kothrud later in the evening.
The BJP leader, in a statement, said, "Such shows are not part of the city's culture. This will create a major disturbance for residents of the area. The event will also cause traffic jams. Hence, I have urged the city police commissioner to cancel the programme."
