Ashoka dismisses CM’s ‘Operation Kamala’ claim
Congress is staring at defeat in Lok Sabha elections, which is why he (Siddaramaiah) is trying to deflect public attention by making such unfounded claims, said Leader of Opposition
ANI
BENGALURU, 23 MARCH
Dismissing Chief
Minister Siddaramaiah’s claim that the BJP was offering Rs 50 crore each to
ruling Congress MLAs to switch sides ahead of Lok Sabha elections, Leader of
Opposition R Ashoka on Saturday said his party has made no such approaches to
the rival camp.
“Congress is
staring at defeat in Lok Sabha elections, which is why he (Siddaramaiah) is
trying to deflect public attention by making such unfounded claims. He has
dreamed up this ‘Operation Kamala’ to hoodwink the people. We don’t have any
intention to destabilise this government. In fact, they are driving their own
government to the point of ruin,” Ashoka said.
Meanwhile, the
BJP’s State Chief BY Vijayendra on Saturday inaugurated a media centre of the
party as a part of the Lok Sabha election preparation.
“‘Once again Modi’
are not only the words of BJP workers, people of India want Modi as PM. His
popularity is rising by the day. People across the length and breadth of the
country believe in Modi. His vision is the development of India. Karnataka is
South India’s gateway to the BJP,” Vijayendra said.
The BJP Chief said
Congress does not have candidates in the State for the Lok Sabha election, as
JD(S) is also with his party.
In the 2019 Lok
Sabha elections, BJP decimated the Congress and JDS even though they fought
together. BJP had won a record 25 seats while the Congress and JD-S had won
just one seat each.
On Friday, BJP
leader and former chief minister Basavaraj Bommai said the party aims to make
Narendra Modi the Prime Minister again. Addressing party members in Hubballi on
Friday, Bommai said, “We are on the battlefield and we must see only the target
and not who is on the left or right side. We aim to make Modi PM again and to
achieve that, we must vote for Pralhad Joshi, who is the BJP candidate from
Dharwad constituency.”
Bommai was campaigning for Joshi, who is contesting from the Dharwad constituency for BJP in Hubballi.
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