Bengaluru: Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has stated that preparations are underway to respond to the BJP's march, highlighting that there are 30 alleged scams from the time of the BJP government. "We will uncover one scam every day," Shivakumar declared.
When asked about HD Kumaraswamy’s accusations related to a pen drive issue and his subsequent allegations against Prithangowda, Shivakumar suggested postponing that discussion. "Let's not talk about that now; we'll address it later. For now, let’s focus on our response to their padayatra. Once we have a clear outline of their march, we will decide our agenda," he said.
Commenting on the potential conflicts within the BJP's padayatra alliance, Shivakumar remarked, "Neither Kumaraswamy, nor I, nor the BJP, can escape party politics. I hope Kumaraswamy will maintain his party and political presence. There may be conflicts in the alliance due to this issue."
He added, “The BJP has won around 10 constituencies in the Lok Sabha elections with support from JD(S). The BJP's attempt to overshadow JD(S) leadership could create tension. If JD(S) and BJP merge, it could lead to further complications.”
Shivakumar emphasized Bengaluru’s significance, stating, “Bengaluru is crucial as it contributes the highest tax revenue to the central government. World leaders and global investors are interested in Bengaluru. During Manmohan Singh's tenure, several infrastructure projects were initiated, including the Electronic City flyover and the Airport flyover. With increased population, military land is now needed for the ring road.”
He noted that discussions have been held with the Minister of Defense and the Minister of Urban Development to secure grants for various projects, including the tunnel road. The Deputy Chief Minister also mentioned that the Prime Minister has promised to consider their request for earlier disbursement of budgeted grants.
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Bengaluru: The State Moon Sighting Committee has announced that Bakrid (Eid al-Adha) will be celebrated across Karnataka on May 28, as there were no confirmed reports of the sighting of the crescent moon marking the beginning of the month of Dhul Hijjah from any state in the country.
The decision was taken at a meeting of the committee held on Sunday evening at the office of the Karnataka State Waqf Board on Cunningham Road in Bengaluru.
Committee members said the announcement was made after gathering information regarding moon sighting from various districts of Karnataka as well as moon sighting committees in other states.
Dakshina Kannada Qazi Al-Haj Twaka Ahmed Musliar also made similar announcement adding that Eid-Ul-Adha will be celebrated on May 28 in Dakshina Kannada district.
