Rs 40,000-crore Covid procurement scam took place under BJP rule: MLA Basangouda Patil Yatnal
The comments are part of the BJP MLA's attacks on BS Yediyurappa after the former CM succeeded in having his son appointed as the party's state chief.
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The comments are part of the BJP MLA's attacks on BS Yediyurappa after the former CM succeeded in having his son appointed as the party's state chief.
Dingaleshwar seer of Shirahatti Fakeereshwara Mutt came under attack from Public Works Minister CC Patil on Tuesday over the former's allegations that even mutts were forced to pay 30% commission to get grants sanctioned by the government. "The seer has made these allegations while attending a programme by a former legislator in a bid to praise him," Patil said, launching an
PWD Minister C C Patil on Thursday stated that the government would take a positive step in the matter of Panchamasali community's demand for 2A category status. "The government is aware of the demand and struggle. Suitable steps would be taken after getting the details of the OBC Bill passed in the Parliament," he said. After meeting Basavajayamrutyanjaya Swamiji of
Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa who is undergoing treatment for coronavirus at a private hospital is now stable and recovering, his office said on Sunday. "The Chief Minister who was admitted in a hospital on Friday for COVID treatment is being monitored by a team of expert doctors. The health of the Chief Minister is stable and he is recovering," the office of the Chief Minister tweeted on Sunday. Yediyurappa is spending his time in the hospital reading his favourite books and is in touch with officials to give them necessary directions, the tweet further said. The Chief Minist...
“It did not appear like a Panchamasali rally, but resembled a Congress or Kashappanavar’s convention. Yatnal is the B team of the Congress and his remarks against Yediyurappa are not acceptable,” mines and geology minister Nirani said while addressing the media on Monday. The two ministers ,who had shared the stage at Sunday's Panchamasali event and even made speeches, said they supported the campaign hoping that it will persuade the government to address the community’s demand. The intention, they said, was never to continue the protest for a long time. What transpired following the ...