Chief Minister Siddaramaiah addressing the gathering throughout a operate in Arsikere on Sunday.
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Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has stated the BJP-JD(S) alliance will endure defeat within the coming Lok Sabha polls because the alliance did not work within the recently-held election to the Teachers’ Constituency of the Legislative Council in Bengaluru.
Addressing the gathering after inaugurating authorities works at Banavara in Arsikere taluk on Saturday, Mr. Siddaramaiah stated, “People elected our candidate, defeating the candidate of the JD(S)-BJP alliance. The alliance will meet with the same fate in the Lok Sabha polls”.
Referring to former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda’s assertion, the CM stated Mr. Deve Gowda had as soon as expressed his want to be born as a Muslim in his subsequent life. But now he had joined fingers with the BJP.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah arriving for a operate in Arsikere on Sunday.
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Special Arrangement
Since the Congress got here to energy, Mr. Siddaramaiah stated, the federal government has been offering ensures assured by the celebration through the elections. “We have implemented our guarantee schemes within eight months. The government is spending nearly ₹60,000 crore on the schemes, and the amount reaches the beneficiaries directly,” he stated.
Water wants
On the Yettinahole mission that intends to supply water for individuals in dry areas, Mr. Siddaramaiah stated the mission could be accomplished inside two years, regardless of the opposition to it. “The people who claimed to be sons of the soil opposed the project. However, Arsikere MLA K.M. Shivalinge Gowda stood in favour of it,” he stated.
Referring to the Upper Bhadra mission, the CM stated the BJP had promised to declare it a nationwide mission and stated that ₹5,300 crore could be launched for a similar. “So far, the State has not got a rupee for the project. Do you think they stand by the people of the state”, he questioned.
Cooperation Minister Okay.N. Rajanna, Energy Minister Okay.J. George, MLA Okay.M. Shivalinge Gowda and officers had been current on the programme.
Source: www.thehindu.com
