No plans to withdraw resignation as CM’s Political Advisor: B.R. Patil clarifies
Kalaburagi: MLA B.R. Patil has made it clear that he will not withdraw his resignation from the position of Chief Minister’s Political Advisor under any circumstances.
Speaking to the media in the city on Sunday, Patil stated, "There is nothing unusual about my resignation from the CM’s Political Advisor post. I had been considering stepping down for a while, and I have now done so."
He cited concerns over the Governor’s intervention as one of the reasons for his resignation. However, he dismissed any claims of dissatisfaction, asserting that such reports were the creation of the media.
"Funds from the guarantee schemes are not reaching my constituency, but that does not mean I am dissatisfied. I have conveyed everything to CM Siddaramaiah in my resignation letter, but I will not disclose those details publicly," Patil added.
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Three arrested in stone-pelting incident in Chikkamagaluru
Chikkamagaluru: Police have arrested three persons in connection with a recent stone-pelting incident at a house in the city’s Vijayapura locality and the violence that followed.
The arrested persons have been identified as Bharat (23) of Gauri kaluve, Dilip (27) of Ramanahalli, and Harish, the owner of the motorcycle allegedly used in the incident.
According to police, the accused had been moving around near the complainant’s house on motorcycles for three days prior to the incident. The investigation has also revealed that there had been an earlier argument between the accused and the complainant.
Police said further inquiry is under way to determine the exact motive behind the stone-pelting and whether others were involved.
