BJP trying to topple coalition government to come to power through backdoor: MP DK Suresh
Bengaluru, Sept 08: Besides practicing backdoor to overthrow coalition government and come to power, the BJP is indulged in the horse trading; alleged MP DK Suresh.
Speaking at the residence of minister D.K Shivakumar in Sadashivanagar on Saturday, he said, "Beating BJP, we have created the coalition government in the state. Therefore, we are being harassed using the Enforcement Directorate and Income Tax department," he alleged.
The BJP is planning to hit hard the supporters of the state government. Income tax department officials have filed four prosecution cases against DK Shivakumar. When they realized that nothing could happen with those cases, they are pressurizing Shivakumar through the back door. BJP is trying to destabilize the coalition government, and achieve the 'Mission 25' in the Lok Sabha elections.
ED, CBI and IT officials are working as if they are BJP’s party morcha. We have fully cooperated the investigation. BJP’s state and central leadership is unable to tolerate the coalition government's stable administration, he alleged.
There are several allegations of corruption against DK brothers. However, the relevant documents are available. MP DK Suresh released a letter written by BJP state president BS Yeddyurappa to CBI in the year 2017 seeking action against DK Shivakumar for the benefit of the people of the state.
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Some records and milestones as England scores an extraordinary 823 runs against Pakistan
Multan (Pakistan), Oct 10: Cricket's 2,553th test match won't be forgotten in a hurry.
England set records and reached milestones in compiling an extraordinary 823-7 declared against Pakistan in Multan.
Here's a flavor of them:
TOTAL SCORE
It was the fourth time a team scored more than 800 runs — and the first time this century. Only three totals have been bigger: Sri Lanka's 952-6 declared against India in 1997; England's 903-7 declared against Australia in 1938; and England's 849 all out against the West Indies in 1930
JOE ROOT
Root became England's highest run-scorer in tests during his career-best knock of 262 as he surpassed Alastair Cook. He moved to fifth place on the all-time list, behind only Sachin Tendulkar, Ricky Ponting, Jacques Kallis and Rahul Dravid.
HARRY BROOK
Brook outscored Root in hitting 317, tied for 20th in the list of highest individual scores in test cricket. He became the sixth Englishman to make a triple-hundred, and the first since Graham Gooch in 1990.
PARTNERSHIP
Root and Brook put on a partnership of 454 runs, the highest ever for England and the fourth highest in test history. The biggest remains 624 between Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene for Sri Lanka against South Africa in 2006.
BOWLING
Six Pakistan bowlers conceded more than 100 runs. It is just the second time that has happened in tests, after Zimbabwe against Sri Lanka in 2004.
