The visit of Amit Shah to Karnataka has stirred both criticism and admiration. Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah accuses Shah of neglecting to provide drought relief funds, while Shah strategizes with BJP and JDS leaders for the upcoming elections. Learn more about the dynamic political landscape in Karnataka.
Amit Shah's recent visit to Karnataka has ignited a mix of reactions and responses. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah lashed out at Shah, claiming he failed to convene a meeting to allocate relief funds for the state's drought-stricken areas. In contrast, Shah shared a 'winning formula' with BJP leaders to secure a sweeping victory in the upcoming elections. The discussions on seat sharing and alliance strategies between BJP and JDS in Delhi indicate a strategic political maneuver.
Looking ahead to the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections, Amit Shah is set to deliberate on poll strategies with the JD(S) alliance partners. The focus lies on coordination between party workers and leaders for a unified front. In a separate meeting, Shah directed the Karnataka BJP unit to increase their vote share by 10%, emphasizing the importance of electoral gains and expanding the party's influence.
On a positive note, Amit Shah commended PM Modi's efforts in promoting Indian cultural heritage during the 'Sutturu Jathra' event. He highlighted Modi's initiatives in reviving traditional practices like Yoga, Ayurveda, and Indian languages, gaining recognition on a global scale. Additionally, Shah praised the Suttur Mutt for its dedicated service in education and acknowledged the contributions of Suttur seer Shivaratri Deshikendra Swami.
Despite the accolades, there were instances of dissent as Congress leaders and workers protested against Shah's visit, citing disparities in tax sharing with Karnataka. This 'Go Back' campaign in Mysuru underscored the ongoing tensions and grievances towards the Union government's policies. As Shah's presence in Karnataka intensifies in anticipation of the Lok Sabha polls, the political landscape remains tumultuous with both praise and dissent surrounding his engagements in the state.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday attacked Amit Shah for "not calling a single meeting to give relief funds for the drought in the state.
It will be discussed by state leaders of the party and leadership of both parties at Delhi level.โ BY Vijayendra said about seat sharing between BJP and JDS ...
The meeting is likely to discuss facing the polls together with alliance partner JD(S), with proper coordination between workers and leaders of both parties ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah held key meetings with Karnataka BJP leaders on Sunday and set the state unit the target of ensuring a 10 per cent increase in ...
Speaking at 'Sutturu Jathra' (fair) event, he lauded Modi for promoting the preservation of Yoga, Ayurveda, and Indian languages.
Mysuru: Union Home Minister lauded Suttur Mutt for its selfless service in the field of education and also lauded Suttur seer Shivaratri Deshikendra Swami ...
Mysuru (Karnataka), Feb 11: Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Sunday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has resurrected the culture and heritage of the ...
Mysuru: Alleging Union government's disparity towards Karnataka in sharing tax proceeds, the Congress leaders and workers staged a protest and โGo Backโ ...
Siddaramaiah alleges that Union home minister Amit Shah hasn't yet held a meeting of the committee that approves drought relief for states.
Shah's visit to Mysuru gains significance as the state gears up for the Lok Sabha elections. He reached Mysuru in a special aircraft at around 2:40 am and was ...