Owaisi to campaign for JD(S), BSP candidates in Karnataka

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May 7, 2018

Belagavi, May 7: All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) supremo Asaduddin Owaisi will address rallies in Belagavi on Tuesday to campaign for Janata Dal(S) and Bahujan Samaj Party candidates.

Mr. Owaisi is scheduled to address rallies in Belagavi in the morning and Kagwad in the evening. He will visit Talikota, Davangere and Hassan on Wednesday.

“Mr. Owaisi’s tour will galvanise the voters,” Latif Khan Pathan, AIMIM general secretary, told presspersons in Belagavi on Sunday.

He said that some Congress leaders had tried to stop Mr. Owaisi from campaigning for the JDS and BSP. “But we succeeded in organising his programme despite the odds,” Mr. Pathan added.

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Abdullah
 - 
Monday, 7 May 2018

If Owaisi compains for jds and bsp, he will lose the respect what we kannadigas have in him.   He is being used by these parties only to divide muslim votes and alternatively support bjp.  In case Owaisi did so, it will be very clear that he is hidden agent of bjp.    If actually he needs betterment of muslims, he should keep away from Karnakataka elections.   |this is our sincere advice to Mr. Owaisi otherwise we will support or respect him any more.  Besides this if he comes to karnataka, i reqeust muslims to welcome him by rotten eggs and black flags.  Let him understand that this is not Hyderabad.   Why is he showing double standard?  Why cant he stand in one boat.   He should not try to be another Mir Jafar or Mir Qasim.    I was a fan of him, but if he comes to karnataka on the hidden agenda of bjp, i will disrespect him for ever and will not consider him as a sympathisers of Muslims.   He will do it for his own benefit.   In every speech he speaks about unity in Muslims but he himself is going against it.   I doubt he will keep on his popularity and may lose next election in his own constituency and AIMIM will also be thrown out.   Hope Owaisi will understand the situation and take back his plan to visit karnataka to divide muslim votes.

 

Mohan
 - 
Monday, 7 May 2018

Mr. Owaisi, try to follow one ideology. Dont spread your leg in two boats at the same time, you may fall down

Danish
 - 
Monday, 7 May 2018

He only denied the campaign offer before. Now again..

abdul
 - 
Monday, 7 May 2018

Double Standard guy, we know about you and we know about your dealing With BJP president Amith Shah close door meeting , do not try to fool Kanndaigas , we are very clear whom to vote ........... 

Rosi Roshan
 - 
Monday, 7 May 2018

Wonder land man from wonderland AIMIM looks not Indian degree, may be United Kingdom Degree after MIMIM this is Masters degree to the wonder Owaisi!!!!! any way he is the Gate way of "Devide and Rule" good money bai sabb, you divide or Sale no problem, we need our comission, he did in Uttarpradesh, Bihar now he came to Karnataka, no worries "Every Dog has its own day Bai sabb" I am sure Kannadians will not listen your stupidity 

Jai hoo Siddaramanna

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March 9,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 9: Deputy Commissioner Dakshina Kannada, Sindhu B Rupesh on Monday refuted reports that a passenger who arrived in Mangaluru from Dubai showed coronavirus symptoms had skipped a hospital visit.

While replying to reporters on the issue, Rupesh said: "Passenger who arrived from Dubai has not shown any coronavirus related symptoms. He just had a fever. He was shifted to district hospital last night, but he is not cooperating with us. He is not ready to stay in a hospital. We are convincing him".

"Till now, no positive case of coronavirus has been found in Mangaluru", she added.

Earlier, the Centre had suspended visas and e-visas granted on or before March 3 to people travelling from Italy, Iran, South Korea, and Japan, effective immediately, after a surge in cases of COVID-19 in these countries.

The coronavirus has affected 43 people in India so far and caused the deaths of over 3,800 people globally.

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January 15,2020

Davangere, Jan 15: Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on January 14 threatened to resign when the seer of 'Panchamasali Guru Peetha' warned that the community will leave him, if a BJP MLA from the community is not made the minister during the upcoming cabinet expansion.

The chief minister, who is awaiting the BJP high command's nod to expand his cabinet, amid intense lobbying by the aspirants, wanted the seer Vachanananda swamiji and the 'Panchamasali' community to understand his "situation." Yediyurappa pointed out that he has come to power because of the Congress-JD(S) legislators who rebelled against the then coalition government.

The incident took place when Vachanananda swamiji, while addressing an event at Harihara, near here, said "chief minister, you are a good person, Murugesh Nirani (BJP MLA)has helped you a lot, he has stood by you..if you leave his hands this time, the united Panchamasali community will leave your hands." As the swamiji was making this statement, Yediyurappa, who was seated next to him, rose and threatened to leave the stage.

"If you speak like this I will go away...what are you speaking...kindly pardon me, I will leave, you should not speak like this, if you speak like this I can't work..you can give me suggestions, you cannot threaten me," he said, as the swamiji tried to convince Yediyurappa and asked him to take his seat.

As Yediyurappa acceded to his request, the seer said he was not threatening him but was putting forward the rights of the community. The chief minister, who was visibly upset, was seen talking to Home minister Basavaraj Bommai next to him, who even tried to convince the seer not to continue with the topic. Nirani, a MLA from Bilgi who was Industries minister in the previous Yediyurappa government, was seated on the stage when the incident occurred.

Later addressing the event, Yediyurappa said he was not "selfish" and was even ready to resign.

"Vachanananda swamiji has spoken, through you I request him to understand my situation also. If 17 legislators (Congress-JDS), few even as ministers, had not resigned and stayed away, Yediyurappa could not have occupied this Chief Minister position.

You (swamiji) need not make people raise their hands on any demand, if you tell me, I'm ready to listen to you," he said.

Stating that he was ready to take suggestions from the swamiji on all issues, including on how to run the administration for the next 3 years, Yediyurappa said "I'm ready to bow my head and listen to it, if you don't want I'm even ready to resign and go home, I'm not someone who wants to stick to the chair."

Further noting that if he says that the financial condition of the state is not good it will become headline in papers tomorrow, he said he will have to wait till March for the situation to improve.

"I dont have selfishness, I'm aware that if the Panchamasali-Lingayat community had not stood by me, I could have not sat on this chair (CM)... but kindly understand my situation also," he added.

Yediyurappa is expected to expand his ministry later this month after discussing with BJP national president Amit Shah during his visit to the state on January 18.

As the chief minister has already made it clear that 11 of the disqualified JDS-Congress MLAs who got re-elected in the bypolls on BJP tickets will be made ministers, lobbying has been on within the party for the remaining ministerial berths.

Currently there are 18 Ministers, including the chief minister in the cabinet that has a sanctioned strength of 34.

The cabinet expansion will not be an easy task for the chief minister as he will have to strike a balance by accommodating the victorious disqualified legislators as promised and also make place for the old guard, upset at being "neglected" in the first round of the induction exercise.

He also has to give adequate representation to various castes and regions in his cabinet and also deal with allocation of key portfolios.

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