Will not sit idle if there is constitutional crisis: BS Yeddyurappa
Bengaluru, September 17: BJP state president BS Yeddyurappa said that as a political party, the BJP would not sit idle if there was a constitutional crises in the coalition government.
Speaking to reporters here on Monday, Yeddyurappa asked was it wrong to say that the coalition government has neglected the development in the state. It was their responsibility to solve the constitutional crisis and take the development works by forming the government. In the political system, they should have the illusion that the opposition party was toppling the government. The Chief Minister who has failed to convince the Congress leaders has been giving irresponsible statements. Knowing that any statement against Congress leaders would collapse the coalition government, the Chief Minister has been targeting the BJP. He was hesitating to speak against any Congress leaders with a fear of losing the CM post, he ridiculed.
Chief Minister Kumaraswamy has been misleading the people by branding him as the villain. Along with this, he has been misleading the people on development issue as well. Today, he has reduced Rs 2 of petrol and diesel price. In the budget, he has increased Rs 1.56 per litre of petrol and diesel and now reduced Rs 2, which means the profit to the consumers is just 44 paise, he said.
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Karnataka govt to provide NEET coaching for rural students: Dr Sharanaprakash R. Patil
Bengaluru: The Karnataka government will take special initiatives to provide NEET coaching to students from rural areas, Medical Education, Skill Development and Livelihood Minister Dr Sharanaprakash R. Patil told the Legislative Council on Monday.
According to The New Indian Express, during the Question Hour, Congress MLC Ivan D’Souza raised concerns that the NEET system is depriving rural students of medical education and questioned whether poor students from rural areas can afford the coaching with just Rs 3 lakh provided.
Responding to the issue, Patil said the NEET system has not reduced the number of medical seats in the state, nor has it caused any shortage.
He said that while they had decided to scrap the NEET system, the Supreme Court had ruled in its favour.
The minister assured that the government will introduce various measures to provide more effective NEET coaching to rural students so that they can compete better in the examination.
