Don’t allow SDPI, MIM to help BJP in Karnataka polls: Cong minority wing tells Muslims

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January 17, 2018

Bengaluru, Jan 16: The Minority wing of the All India Congress Committee has urged the Muslims in Karnataka not to allow not to allow Democratic Party of India and the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen to indirectly help Bharatiya Janata Party in upcoming elections.

Speaking at a  convention of Congress' minority workers in Bengaluru on Tuesday, Minority Wing chairperson Khurshid Ahmed Saiyed said that Muslim community to ensure the SDPI and AIMIM do not split Muslim votes.

"Those minor parties will work towards breaking the Muslim votes. Even the JD(S) has eyed Muslim votes," he said.

KPCC Minority Wing president Y Saeed Ahmed said the party will hold talks with SDPI and AIMIM. "It is necessary to consolidate minority votes," he said.

Rajya Sabha member K Rahman Khan warned the Muslims to beware of BJP's attempts to polarise voters on religious lines.

Bengaluru Development Minister KJ George and Urban Development Minister R Roshan Baig also addressed the workers.

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SDPI CONTESTING THAT PLACES, THEY HAVE ALREADY SDPI STRENGTH, SDPI WILL GOT MLA SEATS.

Tau heed
 - 
Thursday, 18 Jan 2018

Sdpi knows where to contest election and not to...This kind of torture is faced by minorities in every elections. Enough is enough we are tired of INC's fake promises. If you don't work for the welfare of the community you don't deserve to be elected. 

 

No more threats on " if no Congress then BJP will come to power "

AWAAM KI JEET SDPI KI JEET

JAI SDPI

 

KSA
 - 
Thursday, 18 Jan 2018

What is contribition for Minority past years. can u mention here.

every on know whom to vote.

S.M. Nawaz Kuk…
 - 
Thursday, 18 Jan 2018

Who are you "congress miniority cell" to ask this question?

 

what you contribution for miniroity since last 70 years?

answer is: Sachar Report that u gave us & Babri Masjid that u taken from us ( 2 important role muslims still suffering)

BJP is just for agenda for u, 

 

We will support SDPI wherever we want

Its our choice now dont spoil Muslims name for your personal benefit

 

 

 

 

 

Mustafa savnoor
 - 
Thursday, 18 Jan 2018

*"We are minorities, we cannot have our own representative.. even other parties are right in not fielding a candidate from minorities as the possibility of winning is very weak. So, why to waste a vote. Better to go with so called secular parties as before"*

 

These words often we hear here & there, every now & then. Such kind of opinion among our friends, family really pushes our morale down. We celebrated like as if we won, when the person we voted won. But everyone of us should ask ourselves *have we really won ?* We voted a party for years & years & *has the position of our community changed ??*

 

Leave aside the development & welfare promises, most important question is *are we secure in our own land ??*. Some people do ask *Why only SDPI ?* *Why can't we support a Muslim candidate from other parties ?* Yes we can support if he really does fight for welfare of the community. But we all have seen, we voted many times & sent them to speak for us. But our problems fell on their deaf ears & they became dumb when they really had to speak.So we don't have any expectation from them.Its time to know that we need one among us to represent us.So, that *our voice reach assembly &  make a noise there*. it should alarm & awaken others who have been sleeping for years .Truth is that even a member can make other 100 tight lipped secular members open their mouth.One question will open door for 100 answers..Until somebody is there to cry & fight for us, we are not going to get anything. Remember the saying *crying baby only gets the milk*.                

Sheikh
 - 
Thursday, 18 Jan 2018

If one carefully analyse through the last assembly elections Muslim candidate have lost Muslims in Muslim dominated constituency. In many cases winning margin is thin as many independent Muslim candidates cutting through the votes. This may be the strategy of the BJP in coming assembly elections as well. Other factors are small regional parties lise SDPI which directly responsible for Congress to lose in Mysore Lok Sabha elections. MIM has cost nearly two dozen seat in UP is the worrying fact.

Imran
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Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

Congress is shedding tears now after losing 15 seats in Gujarat with a small margin. Had they spared couple of seats for BSP and NCP they would have easily won 13 seats ...‘As you sow, so shall you reap’.

 

Wake up INC &  start discussing &  shares the seats with growing , popular & true secular,agitative & politcal party SDPI or else it will be too late...

 

Rehan
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

One SDPI MLA enter in ASSEMBLY will open mouth of all minority MLA , this time must go one MLA FROM SDPI,

rameez
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

Never ever one and only SDPI

Suresh Kumar
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Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

Congress itself is the reason for failure in Gujarat, they didn't join hands or not ready to talk with BSP or NCP. while checking recent statements of ING party, it also going favor to soft Hindutva, instead of this let them join hands with SDPI to fight against saffronization or else they will pay for it as they did in Gujarat. 

my opinion SDPI will win 2 to 4 seats with any party support in Karnataka this time, more than 40+ places chances of coming in the second place ... congress should make their strategy now and move on.. best of luck Cong+SDPI. 

Abu afhaam
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

This is congress strategy till date, minorities especially muslims are well aware of all these tactis. Never they work hard or do anything for minorites rather they just show BJP as a devil and gain votes. Vote for all these secular parties with a clever startegy where they can be made victories. We can see that bjp is out of power and also see that along with congress 4-6 MLA from these parties enter assembly and make the changes.

Shaad
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

On one hand Rahul Gandhi is instructing Karnataka Congress govt to stop so called "Minority Appeasement" and on other hand the Minority wing of Karnataka Congress is begging Muslims to stay away from Sdpi and MIM. This shows us Congress is not yet decided its stand on Muslims in coming MLA Election. Whereas SDPI has its stand very clear about contesting the elections with positive Political views. We will support SDPi wherever they contest for election. Whereas we ask Congress to alliance with SDPI in order to save BJP from coming into throne. Sdpi and Congress should be together to defeat BJP. Hence Congress should offer SDPI some of its seat. That will be clever move from Congress.

Abu Muhammad
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

There is nothing new in KPCC Minority Wing's view, this is what Congress has been telling for almost  7 Decades. Why only SDPI & MIIM, why not JDS and other secular smaller parties, they too cause division of Muslim and secular votes. JDS has got many infulential Muslim figures such as Farook Bhai, Rauf Puttige and many from Coastal belt, then countless Muslim leaders from other parts of Karnataka. Are they not dividing Muslim votes.

I agree with Minority wing - hold discussion not only with SDPI & MIIM but other small progressive parties, thinkers such as Dwaraknathji, Bhaskar and about 15 such people who are decided to contest election this time, Congress should support them, not to field candidates against them. Let some more JIGNESH's come out from Karnataka, let us here different voice of revolutionary thinkers in the Assembly.

 

An Historical opportunity awaiting for Congress in Karnataka to silence Fascist forces. Dont blame or terrify Muslims, rather work strategically.  The ball is in Congress Court!!!

Peace Lover
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

To kick out all communal ; anti INDIA forces from our beloved NATION INDIA. All should unite and vote  for the best secular party with ballots. Decline ; reject  EVM system  then only you can make impossible thinks to possible.  Stand togehter and deman for BALLOT voting system then only you will aware who is for the country and who is not. At present there are big deal programs are going on behind screen with communal groups which INDIAN never experienced in the past. Now this is the right time and we the peace loving KARNATAK people to start. For the best government and ruling  select qualified young energetic with good back ground. Don't  support criminal and communal mind candidate.

We need our GREAT NATION  to unite always and shine as number ONE in UNIVERS.

Jai Hind!  Jai KArnataka !

Well wisher
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

They might have good ideologies. But people should recognize as a winning party.

otherwise no use. We dont have objection, if these New parites can win.

We know it will take many years to be strong enough to win in the election New parties

 

Better be smart, wise support to Congress, atleast much safer than BJP. otherwise you are answerable to your God for not using your brain.

 

May God bless.

A Kannadiga
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Jan 2018

Expression or Minority Wing of All India Congress Committee is quite correct, otherwise same Gujarat situation will prevail in Karnataka too.  All Muslims should vote to a single party.

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June 8,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 8: Normal life is slowly returning to normal across Karnataka with the state government further easing the restrictions by throwing open places of worship, hotels, malls for the public.

Despite these places being opened after a gap of more than two months, the places wore a deserted look as the people are and cautious and not ready to take of risk of venturing out amid the ongoing Corona threat.

"Business is not as heavy as expected though it was allowed after a gap of almost three months. You can see for yourself the crowd, it is not what it should have been in a commercial area like this prior to the imposition of lockdown. However, hope it will improve", a Cloth merchant B Ramesh told UNI when asked for his reaction.

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July 23,2020

Bengaluru, July 23: The Janta Dal (Secular) and Congress that had joined hands together in Karnataka ‘to keep communal forces at bay, have once again turned archrivals. The development comes a year after the collapse of JD(S)-Congress coalition government in the state.

Recently, Leader of the Opposition Siddaramaiah claimed that the Congress would have won at least 10 seats in the Lok Sabha elections had it not been for the alliance with the JD(S). In response, former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy of the JD(S), who headed the coalition government, blamed the Congress for its many 'conspiracies'.

In a series of tweets on Wednesday, Kumaraswamy said he was prompted by Siddarmaiah's claims to recall what transpired during the coalition government. 

"There will never be a future alliance with Congress," Kumaraswamy declared, in a letter to his party colleagues on Wednesday. He claimed that there were many conspiracies on part of Congress, which led to the fall of the coalition government.

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July 10,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 10: The Karnataka cabinet gave its approval for "The Karnataka Contingency Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2020" to enhance the contingency fund limit to Rs 500 crore in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This will be an ordinance making one time enhancement in the limit as the government needs money to make payments immediately, Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister JC Madhuswamy told reporters after a cabinet meeting.

Under the contingency fund, the government had room to spend up to Rs 80 crore without budget provision.

"...but this time due to COVID-19 as we had to give money to some sections that were in distress like barbers, flower and vegetable growers, taxi drivers, among others, we have decided to increase the limit to Rs 500 crore," Mr Madhuswamy said.

"As assembly was not in session and as we had to make payments to those in distress immediately, this decision has been taken," he added.

The cabinet today ratified the administrative approval given to carry out civil and electrical works to install medical gas pipeline with high flow oxygen system at district hospitals, taluk and community health centres coming under Health and Family welfare department in view of COVID-19.

The minister said about Rs 207 crore is being approved for this purpose.

It also ratified procurement of medical equipment and furniture for public healthcare institutions of the health and family welfare department worth Rs 81.99 crore.

According to the minister, the cabinet has decided to bring in an amendment to section 9 of the Lokayukta act, which mandates that the preliminary inquiry contemplated by Lokayukta or Upalokayuta should be completed in 90 days and charge sheeting should be completed within six months.

Noting that at the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) cess was being collected, he said as the government had brought in an amendment to the APMC act, there was demand to reduce the market cess. "So we have reduced it from 1.5 per cent to one per cent."

Approval has also been given by the cabinet to bring Karnataka Vidyuth Kharkane (KAVIKA) and Mysore Electrical Industries (MEI), which are presently under the control of Commerce and Industries department, under administrative control of the energy department.

Other decisions taken by the cabibinet include deployment and implementation of "e-procurement 2.0" project on PPP at a cost of Rs 184.37 crore and ratification of the action taken to issue orders on March 24 to release interest free loan of Rs 2,500 crore to ESCOMs for payment of outstanding power purchase dues to generating companies.

The cabinet also gave administrative approval for setting up of an Indian Institute of Information technology at Raichur.

"Under this, we are committed to provide Rs 44.8 crore in four years for infrastructure," the minister added.

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