No final decision on Cabinet formation: Kumaraswamy
Belthangady, May 22: Chief minister designate H D Kumaraswamy on Tuesday said that no decision has been taken regarding the cabinet formation and the media reports in this regard are baseless.
Speaking to reporters after visiting Dharmasthala temple Kumaraswamy said that he will leave to Sringeri from here and later return to Bengaluru. He will hold meeting with new MLAs and then only a decision on cabinet formation will be taken. He also stated that the media reports regarding this baseless.
Our aim is to give give a complete five years governance. I have discussed about this congress president Rahul Gandhi, he said.
On a question related to Yettinahole project HDK said that strict action will be taken if any wrong doings found in the implementation of the project.
He further stated that he wants to take the people into confidence before launching any project that would harm the nature.
Both congress and JDS had included many pro people projects in its manifesto. We will try to implement these projects without burdening the people through taxes he said.
Kumaraswamy urged the people of Dakshina Kannada to stay away from conflicts. He said that he will be along with the people during their times of happiness and sorrow. He stressed that young generation to stay away from this kind of trivial conflicts.
Kumaraswamy and his wife visited Dharmasthala Manjunatha temple and offered special puja. They then visited the residence of Doctor D Veerendra Hegde and sought his blessings.
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UP CM Adityanath's plane makes emergency landing in Agra due to technical snag
Agra/Lucknow, Mar 26 (PTI): An aircraft carrying Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath made an emergency landing at the Agra airport shortly after take off due to a technical snag, officials said.
The chief minister resumed his journey to Lucknow after over two hours, they said.
Adityanath was in Agra for a public event to mark the eighth anniversary of the BJP government in the state.
"After the programme, the chief minister was scheduled to leave from the Kheria Airport in Agra around 3.30 pm. The aircraft took off but returned shortly apparently due to a snag, which was then inspected by officials," a police official told PTI.
"The chief minister finally resumed his onward journey around 5.30 pm from Kheria," the official added.
Senior Agra district administration and police officials remained at the airport while the chief minister waited there. BJP supporters and local politicians were also present outside the airport.
Earlier in the day, Adityanath inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 128 projects worth Rs 635.22 crore at 'Vikas Utsav' held in Agra to mark the completion of eight years of his government.
"Residents of Agra now have access to metro rail services, officially making Agra a metro city. The construction of the civil terminal at the airport is in its final stages," he said, adding that previous governments failed to provide these facilities.
