BJP is jealous of coalition government pro-people programmes: Kumaraswamy
‘I won’t talk to media’
Bengaluru, November 22: Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy said that as BJP is jealous about the pro-people programmes like farm loan waiver, Badavara Bandhu and others of the coalition government, the BJP has been finding faults of his every work.
Launching the Badavara Bandhu programme here on Thursday, the Chief Minister said that the BJP people have been finding faults in every work of the coalition government and his every statement. The coalition government was ready to work for the welfare of the poor including the farmers due to which, it has announced the waiver of Rs 45,000 cr farm loans. In order to implement it effectively, the government has been talking to the nationalized banks and accumulating the resources. Even then, the BJP leaders have been misleading the people, he alleged. The farmers and the sugar factory owners have made agreements with each other for purchasing the sugarcane. But as per the agreement, the factory owners have not paid the farmers. So the problem was raised now. Without informing him the reason, they have been burning his effigy. What was the use of protest without bringing to his notice? Was it right, he asked.
“There is no need to learn from BS Yeddyurappa and other BJP leaders. People of the state are well aware of the fact that what happened during BJP administration. I am not escaping from anything. I would give answers to all BJP questions in the next Assembly Session”, he said.
‘I won’t speak to media’
“Media find mistake in my every act and speech. Whatever I speak, media misinterprets it. Even the small protest is being blown out of proportion against the state government. So, I have decided not to speak before the media in future. I would prefer to speak in only public programmes”.
- HD Kumaraswamy, Chief Minister
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Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi loses Jorhat seat by 23,000 votes
Jorhat: Senior Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi has been defeated in the Jorhat constituency, losing by a margin of around 23,000 votes.
Gogoi, who has been one of the prominent faces of the Congress in Assam, failed to win the seat as counting concluded.
