If conspiracy being hatched to kill prime minister, what about country’s common man’s security: UTK
Bengaluru, Sept 01: If the plot is being hatched to assassinate the prime minister, then what about the safety of common man of the country, asked UT Khader.
Speaking to reporters at the Cauvery Bhavan here on Saturday, he said let a detailed investigation take place instead of just telling that a conspiracy is being hatched to kill PM Modi once in every three months.
The CBI will be fully informed of the country's criminal activities. Then why to rely on launching operations only once every three months? If the prime minister’s assassination is being planned indeed, let the accused be treated as anti-nationals and punish them with severe punishment, he opined.
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Rahul Gandhi expresses displeasure with Siddaramaiah over honey trap controversy: Report
New Delhi: Senior Congress leader and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has reportedly expressed his unhappiness with Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah over his handling of the alleged honey trap controversy.
According to a report in Deccan Herald, when Siddaramaiah met Rahul in New Delhi this week, the Congress leader conveyed his displeasure over the matter being raised in the Assembly. Gandhi is said to have told the Chief Minister that the issue should not have been brought up on the Assembly floor, as discussions in the House are on record and can cause embarrassment to the party.
Sources cited by DH reveal that Rahul Gandhi advised Siddaramaiah to have handled the situation more diplomatically to avoid making it a subject of public discourse. However, the CM reportedly defended his actions, clarifying that Co-operation Minister K.N. Rajanna had not raised the matter in the Assembly on his own. Siddaramaiah explained that when two BJP members brought up the issue and mentioned Rajanna's name, the minister was simply providing a clarification, and it was not an intentional move to drag the issue into the legislative proceedings.
The controversy had also reached Congress President Mallikarjuna Kharge, who, during a meeting with Siddaramaiah in Bengaluru, conveyed that party leaders in Delhi were not pleased with the issue being debated in the floor of the House. Despite these developments, Siddaramaiah refused to comment on his discussions with Rahul Gandhi.
