This photo of a young Karnataka cop touching his mother’s feet has left people emotional
Behind all our successes, there are relentless sacrifices made by our parents, and one must be always grateful to them. Suggesting such affection is a photo of a young police officer touching his mother’s feet which has gone viral on social media. Many have been left teary-eyed seeing the picture.
IPS Bhaskar Rao, ADGP of the Karnataka State Reserve Police, who shared the photo, stated the man in the photo is a sub-inspector and the photo was clicked on a very special occasion. “A grateful son (Police Sub-inspector) in reverence and gratitude to his Single Mother who could not attend his Passing out Parade,” Rao wrote in a tweet accompanying the photo.
A grateful son(Police Sub-inspector) in Reverence and Gratitude to his Single Mother who could not attend his Passing out Parade....Karnataka pic.twitter.com/VRIKSekgxb
— Bhaskar Rao IPS (@deepolice12) September 23, 2018
With over 17,000 likes, netizens were moved to see the son’s gesture and his gratitude, thanking his mother for his achievement. While some said it was a moment of pride, others lauded many parents who give up everything to ensure their children taste every success in the world.
?? True picture of #India https://t.co/cjWbcfFctp
— Prabhakar Pandey (@NewIndiaSpeaks) September 26, 2018
Still we are living in this world heads up because of our values and respect to our parents.
— Jayaram (@EngineerJayaram) September 25, 2018
Kudos to son and my regards to mother https://t.co/IVVfKoCNuH
Single mothers, struggling mothers, are the backbone of society.♥️ https://t.co/u8tuaVhBDW
— BeeGee (@joBeeGeorgeous) September 25, 2018
Moving photo. Let god bless both of them. https://t.co/eeMioIoz2F
— Sundaram (@Sundarammadurai) September 25, 2018
Such pics touch your heart feeling pride & gratitude!! https://t.co/mTIBBkd6P7
— NAMO Satish (@Satish206) September 25, 2018
A picture is worth thousand words and this is worth billions! #TuesdayMotivation #Inspiration #TheBest https://t.co/Pc7hTZePVR
— The Loudspoken (@MirchiTJ) September 25, 2018
We all are what we are today because of our parents. And of course the blessings of our ancestors conveyed in our #samskaars.Good to acknowledge it. https://t.co/yhXZSkQkl2
— Krishna Kacker (@krishnakacker) September 25, 2018
This one snap of police officer in unifrom is really worth watching which made my day.. Truely there are no words to express gratitude who toiled for our success especially parents & showing regard, indebitness display true character of an individual...? https://t.co/nelkDc7dzP
— ChiTi Ke bhi pAr nIkaL aiE? (@NPathak1234) September 25, 2018
A grateful son(Police Sub-inspector) in Reverence and Gratitude to his Single Mother who could not attend his Passing out Parade....Karnataka pic.twitter.com/VRIKSekgxb
— Bhaskar Rao IPS (@deepolice12) September 23, 2018
A grateful son(Police Sub-inspector) in Reverence and Gratitude to his Single Mother who could not attend his Passing out Parade....Karnataka pic.twitter.com/VRIKSekgxb
— Bhaskar Rao IPS (@deepolice12) September 23, 2018
I can imagine how proud and happy the mother must be feeling. https://t.co/wQOTPJKv8d
— Onkar Kedia (@Onkarkedia) September 24, 2018
Beautiful something to see on internet today. https://t.co/HkAsSihYnN
— Shirin Ali (@Shirina777) September 24, 2018
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Karnataka Assembly passes bill on Palace Grounds amid opposition protest
Bengaluru, Mar 6 (PTI): The Karnataka Assembly on Thursday passed the Bangalore Palace (Utilisation and Regulation of Land) Bill, reaffirming state ownership over 472 acres and 16 guntas of land here, amid protests by the opposition BJP.
During the discussion, Karnataka Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H K Patil said the state government would have to provide Rs 200 crore worth of Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) for each acre of land, which means that for 15 acres, Rs 3,000 crore worth of TDR would be issued.
“If we accept it, then this 2-km stretch of road will become the costliest road in the world. If we accept it then how are we going to develop the city in later stages? How will you carry out development works?” asked Patil.
He also pointed out that this question was raised not only under the Congress government but also during the previous BJP regime.
However, the BJP-led cabinet has opposed the project.
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“Suppose we agree to it then, what will be the valuation of the 472 acres? It will be lakhs and lakhs of crores of rupees. Can we accept?” Patil wondered.
The Minister said the government had previously exercised its executive powers to issue an ordinance, which was approved by the Governor. Now the government is bringing a bill with two amendments.
“In this bill, we have made provisions either to develop or drop the road development work,” Patil explained.
However, BJP state president B Y Vijayendra and BJP MLA Arvind Bellad opposed the move, alleging that the government was targetting Yaduveer Krishna Datta Chamaraja Wadiyar, the scion of the Mysuru royal family, and the BJP MP from Mysuru-Kodagu constituency out of political vendetta.
“We talk of 472 acres of Mysuru Maharaja but here there are many Maharajas who too own 400 acres, 500 acres and thousands of acres of land, which is known to everyone,” Bellad said.
He slammed the Congress government, saying political power should not be misused for personal vendetta.
“Why (the then Deputy Chief Minister) Siddaramaiah brought the law in 1996 pertaining to the Bangalore Palace? Why are you setting eyes on the Bangalore Palace?” he asked.
Vijayendra charged that Wadiyar won the election on BJP ticket so the state government realised that it should acquire it.
“This bill has been brought for political vengeance. We are not discussing whether Rs 3,000 crore is exorbitant or not but the moment Yaduveer became MP, the state government woke up. You should be ashamed. This house should not be used for political vendetta,” he said.
Intervening, Minister Priyank Kharge said Vijayendra should not have raised it because the intention behind building the road was noble.
According to him, the BJP too had the same plan when it was in power.
He sought to know whether thousands of crores of rupees be spent on a road which should have cost significantly less.
In response, BJP MLA B A Basavaraj (Byrathi) said issuing TDR will not be a burden on the state government and appealed to the ruling Congress to reconsider its stance.
Minister Ramalinga Reddy too explained that the Karnataka government acquired the entire land way back in 1996.
The Mysuru royal family went to the High Court, which gave ruling in favour of the state government. The royal family then approached the Supreme Court, where the case is still going on, the Minister pointed out.
“The final judgment is pending in the SC to decide whether the acquisition was right or wrong. If the SC says it’s the royal family’s property then let it be so. If the order is in the state government’s favour then we can take a decision. The bill is only about it,” Reddy explained.
Speaker U T Khader then called for a voice vote and the bill was passed by the Assembly amidst opposition BJP’s discontent.
