‘All thieves together have formed government’
Former MLA Sanjay Patil issued a controversial statement
Belagavi, May 23: Former MLA Sanjay Patil issued a controversial statement here on Wednesday that Congress and JDS have love marriage, but it is an illegal affair.
He ridiculed that this love marriage did not have consent from father and mother. Karnataka people would not accept this coalition government. Because the entire world knows that Kumaraswamy is a guilty of breaching the faith and Siddaramaiah is a cheater, he alleged.
DK Shivakumar is a big thief in the country. Today, all thieves have come together to form government and keep BJP away. Congress-JDS love marriage would end up in divorce in six months. Once again, BS Yeddyurappa will become the chief minister in the state, said.
This is not the first time that Sanjay Patil is giving such controversial statements. During election time also, he has said that the election was not being conducted for roads, drainages and drinking water in Karnataka. But it was being held between Hindus and Muslims, Rama Mandir and Babri Masjid. He was defeated in this election against Lakshmi Hebbalkar from Congress over a big margin of 50,000 votes.
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Encounter on outskirts of Srinagar, terrorists believed to be trapped
Srinagar (PTI): Two to three terrorists are believed to be trapped in an encounter with security forces in Zabarwan forest area on the outskirts of Srinagar city on Sunday, officials said here.
The gunbattle broke out around 9 am in the forest area connecting Dachigam and upper reaches of Nishat area here, they said.
The security forces had launched a cordon and search operation in the area following information about presence of terrorists there.
A senior official said there have been positive sighting of two to three terrorists in the area.
"However, due to the difficult terrain, the exact location is not noted.Some shots were fired on our troops as well. The cordon has been intensified and we are hopeful that militants will be tracked and neutralised," DIG, Central Kashmir, Rajiv Pandey said.
