Belagaum: Former Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah on Wednesday warned the state government against closing Indira Canteen a project started by his government when he was in power.
Speaking to reporters, Siddaramaiah on Wednesday said “The government has released a budged of 2.34 lakh crores and they cannot spend 400 crores on a project that is helping thousands of people every day. This makes it clear for people to see how much concerned the state government is for them”.
He also noted that he will write to the Chief Minister to not close the Indira Canteen program.
Taking a dig at PM Modi Siddaramaiah pointed that the PM has time to visit foreign countries but doesn’t have time to visit flood-hot Karnataka.
“The Centre has not yet released funds for Karnataka even when the party has 25 MPs from the state. Now that the Centre’s team visited the state Centre should immediately release funds for Karnataka” he said.
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Hubballi: A tragic accident during a social media reel shoot that claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy has led to the arrest of a minor and his father in Hubballi, police said.
According to Asianet News, the deceased has been identified as Nimish Sangalad, son of BJP leader Veeresh Sangalad. The incident occurred while a group of minors were attempting to shoot an action brake reel.
According to police, the stunt involved driving a car at high speed and suddenly applying brakes for dramatic effect. However, the attempt went wrong when the speeding vehicle crashed into a scooter, killing Nimish on the spot.
Police have arrested the minor who was driving the car along with his father, Nagaraj Raikar, the owner of the vehicle, for allegedly allowing an underage person to drive. Both have been remanded to judicial custody.
Investigations revealed that the vehicle’s insurance had expired in December 2022 and had not been renewed. Officials also found that the car is still registered in the name of its previous owner, Anil Kumar S. from Uttar Pradesh, since 2013. The ownership documents were reportedly never transferred properly.
Further investigation is underway.
