Kharge blames BJP for Karnataka political crisis

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July 7, 2019

Bengaluru, Jul 7: Charging that the Central BJP leaders and the Union government was directly behind the destabilising the democratically elected government in Karnataka, Senior Congress leader Mallikarjuna Kharge expressed confidence that disgruntled Congress and JD(S) MLAs, will have a rethink on decision to resign to the Assembly.

Speaking to newsmen here on Sunday, he said that “I am trying to reach out to the disgruntled Congress MLAs, and hear their grievances”.

Maintaining that the BJP government at the centre as well as State BJP leaders in Karnataka was behind the resignations of the Congress and the JD(S) MLAs, he said that “It is a well known fact that the disgruntled MLAs, were flown out from Karnataka to Mumbai in a special flight arranged by the BJP leaders”.

Accusing that the BJP is trying to destabilise all the Non-BJP state governments in the country, he said that “So far the BJP leaders had succeeded in toppling as many as 14 non-BJP governments.”

Expressing apprehension that the Democracy itself is at stake in the country, he said, “It is unfair on the part of the BJP leaders, who were not stomaching the fact over regional parties as well as non-BJP national parties coming to power”.

Referring to the political crisis in Karnataka, he said that “the Assembly session has been convened on 12th of this month, let us see how many disgruntled MLAs, would violate the whip”.

He also expressed confidence that the disgruntled MLAs, whose resignations are yet to be accepted by the Speaker, may change their decisions, and turn the table on the BJP.

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May 23,2020

Udupi, May 23: Five more persons tested positive for coronavirus in the coastal district of Udupi today. 

They include three men aged 37, 55, 31 and two women aged 48 and 34. 

Among them four are returnees from Mumbai and one is foreign returnee.

With this the total number of covid-19 cases in the district rose to 55.

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May 27,2020

In a shocking incident, a woman allegedly sold her five-day-old baby boy to two siblings in Karnataka’s Davanagere for Rs 5,000 on Tuesday (May 26) in connivance with a hospital employee, according to police.

Acting on a complaint by Honnali child development project officer Mahantesh Poojar, police booked a case against six persons in connection with the incident and arrested four of them by Tuesday night.

Police said the woman allegedly sold the baby, born on May 20 at Honnali taluk hospital, to Annesh Naik, 36, and his sister Lavanya, 39, in the early hours of Tuesday in front of the Honnali KSRTC bus stand.

The six accused have been identified as Kumar, 44, a staff nurse at Honnali hospital; Mahesh, a group ‘D’ employee at the hospital who facilitated the deal; Basavaraj, 36, a lab technician at Hirekerur hospital; Annesh; Lavanya; and the mother of the infant.

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July 17,2020

Mysuru, Jul 17: Deputy Commissioner Abhiram G Sankar has ordered a partial lockdown in the City of Palaces Mysuru due to the increase in number of Covid-19 cases day by day.

As per the order, the lockdown will be in force from 0600 hours today till 0600 hours on July 24 at N R, Udayagiri, Lashkar and Mandi Mohalla Police limits in the city. In addition, it has decided to lockdown 400 meters from the house where Covid-19 patients have died.

The order further states that all the religious gatherings are prohibited and only parcel service is available to hotels.  Movement of vehicles is also prohibited but in emergency cases, it may be allowed.  Employees and people on essential services can go to work after producing their ID cards.

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