Cong fighting against endless lies of Modi, but media is biased: H K Patil

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April 21, 2019

Hubballi, Apr 21: The Congress is fighting this election against the endless lies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who promised ‘achhe din’ but failed to act according to his word, according to former Minister H.K. Patil.

Considered the face of the Congress in Bombay Karnataka, Mr. Patil has been the voice of north Karnataka on several issues. A leader born out of the cooperative movement, Mr. Patil now heads the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) campaign committee now.

In an interview, Mr Patil hit out at the PM for not hesitating to tell lies. “As the credibility of Mr Modi had eroded because of his lies, he had now shifted to a rhetoric on emotional issues and national security,” he said.

“On one hand there is the truth and honest efforts to meet the aspirations of people and address their issues. On the other hand there are lies, publicity, money power and emotional issues and even attempts to create anarchy for the sake of power,” he said.

Mr Patil said that except for a few media houses, many of them have become biased. “As Mr. Modi and his team have failed to deliver on their promises, attempts are being made to create anarchy in order to grab power at any cost. Comments by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Rajasthan Governor Kalyan Singh, and Vice-Chairman of Niti Ayog Rajiv Kumar are indications of the same,” he said.

Mr. Patil said that ever since Mr. Modi took over, government interference in constitutional and democratic institutions has increased.

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May 6,2020

Bengaluru, May 6: Resolving the disparity in payment of stipend to the Resident Doctors across Karnataka, Minister for Medical Education Dr K Sudhakar on Tuesday directed the Medical Education Department to consider the request made by the Resident Doctors Association (RDA) to increase the stipend.

Holding a video conference meeting with the department officials and Vice-Chancellor of the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), the Minister instructed the officials to look into the request and submit a detailed proposal pertaining to the increase of stipend.

The Karnataka Resident Doctors Association had submitted a request seeking a hike in the stipend which is due since 2015.

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March 10,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 10: A 75-year-old man who arrived in Kalaburagi from Saudi Arabia on February 29 has been admitted to the isolation ward at Gulbarga Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS) after he showed symptoms of coronavirus. 

His throat swab has been sent to the laboratory of Bengaluru’s Victoria Hospital. The district Health and Family Welfare Department is waiting for the report. 

The aged man who arrived from Saudi Arabia on February 28, was admitted to a private hospital on March 5 following fever and cough. As he showed the symptoms similar to coronavirus, the health of his family members has also been examined by the doctors and a close watch on them is being kept.

Recently, first confirmed positive case was reported from Whitefield in Bengaluru. The state government had also declared holiday for all primary schools in Bengaluru.

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April 26,2020

Mangaluru, Apr 26: After directions from Karnataka government, migrant labourers are being sent to their native villages in batches by hiring as many as 60 buses.

Divisional Controller of Mangaluru KSRTC Division S N Arun said on Sunday that 100 buses from Mangaluru and Puttur ferried stranded labourers on Saturday. Buses were disinfected before the journey.

Buses also left from Dharmasthala, Bantwal, Puttur and Sullia to different destinations. In adherence to social distancing rules, each bus left with 20 to 22 labourers.

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