Congress government in Karnataka will collapse if Modi returns to power again in 2024: R. Ashoka
Bengaluru: The Congress government in the state is fearing its collapse. It will fall if Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes back to power at the centre, said former Minister and BJP leader R. Ashoka in Vidhana Soudha on Tuesday.
Addressing reporters here at Vidhana Soudha he stated that, “ The congress is scared that its government will collapse post Lok Shaba elections. The 100 days of the Congress government in power, are the days of darkness. Not a single developmental work has been carried out during the tenure of the Congress. Contractors across most of the places have stopped working.” He criticized the government by saying that in the last hundred days, the development in the state has not only become stagnated but has been completely stopped.
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“The current government is standing at the same stage, where ours (BJP’s) was standing during our tenure. No new projects have been launched anywhere in the state. A major city like Bengaluru is experiencing load shedding due to the Congress government’s free electricity scheme. In the meantime, contractors across the state are protesting,” informed Ashoka.
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Over 50% new faces elected to Majlis-e-Islah wa Tanzeem executive committee
Bhatkal: More than 50 per cent of the members elected to the executive committee of Majlis-e-Islah wa Tanzeem in its triennial elections are new faces, with a significant number of young members getting an opportunity in the organisation’s executive committee.
Polling for eight constituencies in different parts of Bhatkal was held on May 12, in which 24 members were elected. In addition, 20 members were elected unopposed from seven constituencies.
The keenest contest was witnessed in Constituency No. 14, where 10 candidates were in the fray for five seats.
With this, the process of electing members to the organisation’s 132-member executive council from Bhatkal and other regions has been completed.
Election Commissioner Mohiuddin Altaf Kharoori said the induction of a large number of new members into the executive committee has brought fresh enthusiasm to the organisation.
