Don't know why Deve Gowda said they were pressurised by Congress to form Govt.: Dr. Parameshwara
Bengaluru: Karnataka Dy.CM Dr. G Parameshwara on Friday asserted that little differences are part of every coalition government and the parties should resolve it internally. He also added that why former PM HD Deve Gowda in a statement said that they were pressurized by Rahul Gandhi to form the coalition government.
Speaking about Devegowda’s latest statement where the former PM added that the state will witness mid-term poll as the differences between the coalition partners were growing the Dy.CM added “Devegowda is an experienced leader, he is very senior and is also a former Prime Minister. He thinks about everything before he speak. But CM Kumaraswamy has not discussed anything of that sort with Congress leaders”.
“Losing a election or putting up a bad performance in election is common, one should not feel or believe that the Congress party has become weak or has lost its strength. Winning and losing are part of the election” Parameshwara said while speaking of Congress’ poor show in Lok Sabha Election.
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Karnataka Speaker Khader finishes fourth in Dirt Prix event
Mangaluru (PTI): Karnataka Legislative Assembly Speaker U T Khader on Sunday finished fourth in a dirt track racing event organised by the Indian Motor Sports Club here.
Driving a Volkswagen Polo GT, Khader narrowly missed a podium finish, ending just seconds behind the third-place finisher.
An avid motorsport enthusiast since his college days, Khader has participated in several racing events involving both motorcycles and cars.
Organisers said his performance on the dirt track was consistent with his previous racing record.
Speaking informally after the event, Khader said he continues to follow motorsport and enjoys driving, describing the experience as a "refreshing change" from his official responsibilities.
The Dirt Prix event saw participation from multiple racers and was aimed at promoting grassroots motorsport.
