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The crisis of Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu government of Congress in Himachal Pradesh is not over yet. Meanwhile, there are signs of crisis on the Congress government in Karnataka. Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah himself alleged in Mysore that BJP is trying to buy Congress MLAs by offering Rs 50 crore, but no Congress MLA will join BJP. He alleged that BJP is trying to destabilize his government.
Let us tell you that in the Rajya Sabha elections, six Congress MLAs in Himachal Pradesh had voted in favor of the BJP candidate. Due to this, Congress candidate Abhishek Manu Singhvi had to face defeat.
However, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar played an important role amid the crisis of the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh. As a party observer, he has succeeded in convincing the angry MLAs to some extent, but BJP claims that the political crisis in Himachal Pradesh is still not averted.
Offers of Rs 50 crore given to Congress MLAs
While talking to the media, the CM, who was on a tour of Mysore district for two days from Friday amid the crisis in Himachal Pradesh, said that the Congress MLAs have not been lured by Rs 50 crore from BJP. Toppling the government has become a habit of BJP. BJP never conducted direct elections. The government is trying to do the same in other states of the country also.
Meanwhile, BJP leaders have started preparations for the Lok Sabha elections. A meeting of assembly constituency-wise leaders was held at the state BJP office on Thursday evening. A meeting has been held with the leaders of those areas where there are many contenders. A meeting of leaders of Bidar, Kolar, Chikkaballapur, Uttara Kannada assembly constituencies was held under the leadership of BJP’s state Lok Sabha election in-charge Radhamohan Das Agarwal, in which BJP state president BY Vijayendra was also present.
CM launches development project in Hassan
On the other hand, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah launched a series of development projects worth Rs 1,344 crore in Hassan district. CM Siddaramaiah, while emphasizing the comparison between this year’s budget and next year’s budget, indicated a substantial increase of Rs 62,000 crore.
According to him, this increase includes significant funds earmarked for development works, with Rs 1.2 lakh crore allocated for overall development, including Rs 52,000 crore for guarantee schemes.
The launch of development projects in Hassan and the emphasis on budget and GDP growth comes in the backdrop of political turmoil between the Karnataka government and the BJP
