JD(S)' condition not as bad for it to align with BJP, says HDK
Bengaluru: Former Chief Minister and JDS leader HD Kumaraswamy broke his party's silence on aligning with the BJP, asserting that their condition isn't desperate enough to join hands with the BJP.
Addressing the media at JP Bhavan in Sheshadripuram, Bengaluru, on Saturday, Kumaraswamy clarified that while his party sometimes cooperates with the BJP in the Assembly to oppose the government in power, they are not in a position to beg for support from anyone.
Taking a neutral stance on his alignment, Kumaraswamy stated that he is not willing to go to anyone's house seeking alliances. He criticized both the Congress and the BJP, accusing them of betraying the state. He emphasized that he has always been vocal about issues and is not one to shy away from the truth.
Kumaraswamy questioned the Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar's delay in releasing 710 crores and pointed out that the pending bills of BBMP contractors have been held back. He called on them to reveal the reasons behind these actions to the public.
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The former Chief Minister launched scathing attacks on the Congress, alleging a commission racket under the guise of "Brand Bengaluru" and expressed concerns about the appointment of a chief engineer with a questionable track record. He accused the engineer of demanding a bribe of 15% to facilitate further progress in matters.
Kumaraswamy criticized the Congress-led government for what he perceives as corruption and malpractices, vowing to fearlessly fight against them with substantial evidence and documents to support his claims.
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Dr. Kaup Mohamed Speaks at MENA Chapter of Evolve by Meritto
UAE: Dr. Kaup Mohamed, Dean and Managing Director of London American City College, UAE, and Vice-Chancellor of London American University College, Zambia, participated as a guest speaker at the MENA chapter of Evolve by Meritto.
Dr. Kaup took part in a panel discussion on "Recruiting the Next Generation of Students in the Middle East," where he shared insights on strategies, trends in education, and approaches to admissions and marketing.
The event brought together educators and professionals from the education sector to discuss developments and challenges in the field. London American City College expressed appreciation for Dr. Kaup's contribution to the discussion.
