Mangaluru: The Congress government in the State has failed to utilize various funds released by the Central government, alleged BJP’s state spokesperson Sudesh Sharma.
Addressing a press conference here on Wednesday, Sharma said that the State government did not submit the account details about the fund of Rs. 1000 crore that was given to the Minorities Development Corporation.
“The Central government has given funds for various fields including education field, but the State government has failed to make fund reach the needy,” he regretted.
Sharma said “the Yeddyurappa government had given the fund of Rs 910 crore to the Minorities Development Corporation, which had the fund of Rs. 22 crore. Haj Bhavan was constructed at the cost of Rs. 50 crore. But the Congress government in the State is just assuring false promises to the minorities here.”
Sharma further asserted that the BJP will come to power with the majority of seats in the state.
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Bengaluru: The Bengaluru Police Administrative Division has ordered the temporary suspension of the pistol license of actor Darshan, the primary accused in the Renukaswamy murder case.
The police cited concerns that Darshan, currently out on bail, could potentially influence witnesses in the ongoing murder trial. In this background, the Rajarajeshwari Nagar police station will confiscate the firearm until the case concludes.
Earlier, DCP Padmini Sahu of the Bengaluru Police Administrative Division had issued a notice to Darshan seeking an explanation from Darshan on why his pistol license should not be revoked. In his response, Darshan argued that as a public figure, he attracts large crowds wherever he goes, necessitating the need for a pistol for self-defense.
The Bengaluru Police Administrative Division, which dismissed Darshan’s justification, temporarily suspended Darshan's gun license as a precautionary measure.