Senior Minister R Ashoka dismisses talk of leadership change in Karnataka
Belagavi, Dec 24: Seeking to put an end to speculation about possible leadership change in Karnataka, Revenue Minister R Ashoka on Friday said the BJP would face the next election under the leadership of Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai.
There were rumours in some quarters in recent times that Bommai may go abroad for knee operation.
"We will face the next election under his (Bommai) leadership. There is no doubt about it. He is 100 per cent our leader," Ashoka told reporters here.
The minister dismissed as "mischief" the rumours of Bommai going abroad for his knee operation.
He said doctors have advised him that he will be cured here in India without operation.
"Some mischievous news is being spread. Thousand per cent he (Bommai) is not going abroad for treatment," Ashoka added.
The Chief Minister turned emotional in his home town Shiggaon in Haveri district a few days ago and said he was aware of the fact that posts and positions were not forever, raising eyebrows.
"Nothing is eternal in this world. This life itself is not forever. We don't know how long we will be here in such a situation, these posts and positions are also not forever. I am aware of this fact every moment," Bommai had said.
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Supreme Court overrules Azeez Basha, paves way for fresh review of AMU’s minority status
New Delhi: In a closely split 4:3 decision, the Supreme Court has overruled its earlier ruling in Azeez Basha v. Union of India, with a majority holding that the minority status of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) should be assessed under new criteria established in the present case.
The seven-judge Constitution Bench, headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, delivered this landmark judgement, with dissenting opinions from Justices Surya Kant, Dipankar Datta, and SC Sharma.
The Chief Justice is set to form a new bench to evaluate the minority character of AMU and reassess the 2006 Allahabad High Court judgement, following the procedural steps outlined in this ruling.
