Will buy 'Vartha Bharati' and set it right: BJP MP Pratap Simha remarks against Kannada Media House
Mysuru: Making sharp remarks against Vartha Bharati on Sunday, Karnataka BJP MP Pratap Simha said that he would buy the media house and set it right.
Speaking at a press conference, the Mysuru-Kodagu MP was irked by a question posed by Vartha Bharati reporter Satish Kumar. The MP was also questioned about the Karnataka government’s move to scrap the 4% reservations for Muslims under the 2B category.
“I will buy Vartha Bharati and set it right. Even after joining politics and being in this field for over 10 years, I have not lost interest in journalism. They always project news in a prejudiced and biased manner. They think only they are pro-Ambedkar, we are also pro-Ambedkar and we are also concerned about the ethos of the constitution."
“Tell me if the four percent reservation for Muslims was within the ethos of the Constitution? If not, didn’t Congress and JD(s) violate the principles of the Constitution by enforcing it? We have set their violations right by revoking the reservation.” The MP said in the press conference.
Speaking further, Simha added that he will get elected to the parliament from the same Mysuru-Kodagu seat under the leadership of MP Modi in 2024. He added that the progress and development of the constituency were his first priority.
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Five arrested in Kerala's Walayar for beating to death Jharkhand native
Palakkad (Kerala) (PTI): Five people have been arrested for allegedly beating to death a Jharkhand native on suspicion of theft near Walayar here a day ago, police said on Friday.
The arrests were formally recorded late Thursday night and all the accused have been booked for the offence of murder under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, an officer of Walayar police station said.
The deceased -- Ramnarayan Bhayar (31) -- was working as a labourer in the Walayar area.
According to police, Bhayar was attacked by a group of men on Wednesday evening, alleging that he was involved in a theft at Kizhakeattappallam near Walayar.
As per the FIR, the incident occurred before 7.40 pm, and the injured Bhayar was rushed to the Palakkad District Government Hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries.
Police said a detailed investigation was underway to ascertain the sequence of events leading to the incident.
