Hassan: Former Prime Minister and JD(S) supremo on Sunday declined to comment over the disqualification of the party’s only Lok Shaba member Prajwal Revanna, without reading the copy of the high court order. “I have not received a copy of the High Court order regarding the disqualification, and will not be commenting on the matter without seeing it,” he added.
Addressing reporters here, he said, “there is nothing to cover up pertaining to the matter, his parliament membership has been declared void in the verdict, and it does not suit a former Prime Minister commenting on the matter without reading the court order. The process of appealing the Supreme Court and bringing a stay will be done naturally. I should not comment regarding what is happening there.”
Stressing on uniting for the fight on the Cauvery River issue, he stated that he is 93 years old and would continue to fight for the party as much as he can. He further added that, “We should fight unitedly on the Cauvery issue. He said that the irrigation ministers are giving different statements on different occasions.”
“Meanwhile, the BJP and Congress should work on protecting the interests of the state. We must learn from Tamil Nadu where regional parties are working together. Even the people from the media should also cooperate,” he stated.
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