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B. S. Yediyurappa criticizes the Karnataka Congress for corruption, aims to revitalize the BJP presence, and signals potential BJP-JDS collaboration.

Yediyurappa Criticizes Karnataka Congress Govt

BJP leader Yediyurappa accuses Karnataka's Congress government of corruption, with plans to strengthen BJP's regional presence and hints at aligning with JDS.

Yediyurappa criticizes Karnataka's Congress government for corruption, plans to boost BJP presence, and signals BJP-JDS cooperation.

Veteran BJP leader and former Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Friday accused the Congress government in Karnataka of being mired in rampant corruption and having stalled nearly all development works.
The BJP Central Parliamentary Board member also announced that he plans to visit the party office daily and stay until afternoon, when he is in Bengaluru, and that he would visit one or two districts every week going forward, aimed at resolving the issues of party workers and strengthening the party.
"The current situation in the state is dire, and there is no one to listen to the public's grievances. The government is only focused on publicity and has completely neglected development," Yediyurappa told reporters here.
Pointing out that irrigation projects have come to a complete standstill, he challenged the government to show even one kilometer of road work completed anywhere in the state. He accused the government of operating like a "Tughlaq Darbar." Asserting that the BJP is not against minorities, Yediyurappa said, "but excessively favouring minorities while ignoring Scheduled Castes and Tribes is an unforgivable offense. This government is indulging in appeasement politics solely for vote-bank gains. We strongly condemn this." He urged the government to wake up and focus on development. "It should ensure justice for people of all communities," he insisted.
When asked about the purported audio clip of Congress MLA B R Patil, in which he claimed that those who pay bribes to get houses allotted under the Housing Department's schemes, the senior leader said, "What B R Patil said is 100 per cent true. No work gets done without money. Even poor people who need houses are forced to pay bribes. The government must acknowledge this fault and correct it to deliver justice to the underprivileged." Responding to a question, Yediyurappa said, "BJP and JDS are not separate. We will move forward together. H D Deve Gowda himself has on several occasions expressed his trust and confidence in Prime Minister Narendra Modi." He added, in the coming days, the BJP and JDS will work together to bring down this government and form our own. "We will make every necessary effort in that direction." Regarding internal discontent within the state BJP, Yediyurappa welcomed Union Minister Pralhad Joshi's efforts to engage with dissatisfied members and resolve issues. "I am too ready to speak with anyone who is unhappy," he said.&nbsp;

The CID had moved the First Fast Track Court seeking permission for arrest since the former Karnataka CM failed to appear for questioning.

Yediyurappa gets protection from arrest in POCSO case, has to appear before CID on June 17

The CID had moved the First Fast Track Court seeking permission for arrest since the former Karnataka CM failed to appear for questioning.

Karnataka High Court on Friday restrained Criminal Investigation Department (CID) from arresting former Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa in connection with a POCSO case registered against him.
It also directed the veteran BJP leader to appear before CID, which is probing the case, on June 17.
A Bengaluru court on Thursday issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against Yediyurappa in the case registered against him under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act on March 14 this year.
The Special Investigation Team of the CID had moved the First Fast Track Court seeking an arrest warrant against him since he failed to appear for questioning on Wednesday.
Yediyurappa had sought time to join the probe.
According to reports, the veteran BJP leader has gone to an &ldquo;undisclosed&rdquo; location in New Delhi.
According to police, Yediyurappa has been booked under the POCSO Act and Section 354 A (Sexual harassment) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) based on a complaint by the mother of a 17-year-old girl who alleged that he molested her daughter during a meeting on February two this year, at his residence in Dollars Colony here.&nbsp;

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa broke his silence for the first time over speculations about a leadership change in the state and said he will continue in the top post as long as the BJP high command has confidence in him.
He further added that he will resign the day BJP high command asks him to.
Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, he said, "I'm in no confusion. The high command has given me an opportunity, I'm trying beyond my strength to utilise the opportunity for good. Rest is left for the high command."
Yediyurappaalso said, he believes that alternate BJP leadership exists in the state to replace him.

Will remain CM till high command wants, says BS Yediyurappa

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa broke his silence for the first time over speculations about a leadership change in the state and said he will continue in the top post as long as the BJP high command has confidence in him.
 He further added that he will resign the day BJP high command asks him to.
 Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, he said, "I'm in no confusion. The high command has given me an opportunity, I'm trying beyond my strength to utilise the opportunity for good. Rest is left for the high command."
 Yediyurappaalso said, he believes that alternate BJP leadership exists in the state to replace him.

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa broke his silence for the first time over speculations about a leadership change in the state and said he will continue in the top post as long as the BJP high command has confidence in him.
He further added that he will resign the day BJP high command asks him to.
Yediyurappaalso said, he believes that alternate BJP leadership exists in the state to replace him.

As Karnataka struggles to procure vaccines, the state&rsquo;s&nbsp;Congress Committee chief DK Shivakumar appealed that the Centre allow his party to directly approach vaccine makers across the world.
Karnataka has suspended vaccination for 18-44 years age group from May 14 due to vaccine shortage. The state recently floated global tenders for jobs with regard to local manufacturing. Calling out the state for its tardiness, Shivakumar appealed the Centre and the state government to not only let Congress directly procure vaccines but also run inoculation drives.
The Congress leader shared his party&rsquo;s 100 crore plan saying the state unit has strategised to finance a drive with 90 crore from Congress MLA/MLC funds and 10 crore from the state unit&rsquo;s fund. The plan is to further raise money from public donations and administer jabs by parterning with hospitals and clinics. Shivakumar dared that his party could launch and run a successful drive better than the Modi-Yediyurappa government.
The Congress chief has also demanded that the Centre bear the entire cost of the national drive, owning to the financial burden that the states are facing due to the lockdowns.

Let us procure vaccines, we can vaccinate faster: Shivakumar tells Centre

//Shivakumar appeals that Cong be allowed to procure vaccines&nbsp; //Vaccine shortage:&nbsp;Karnataka&nbsp;suspended drive for 18-44 age group&nbsp; //KPCC&nbsp;Chief: let Congress vaccinate, we can do it better&nbsp; //Congress ready with financing strategy, has a 100 cr plan // Let us be atmanirbhar: Cong leader&nbsp;appeals to Centre, State&nbsp;

As Karnataka struggles to procure vaccines, the state&rsquo;s&nbsp;Congress Committee chief DK Shivakumar appealed that the Centre allow his party to directly approach vaccine makers across the world.
Karnataka has suspended vaccination for 18-44 years age group from May 14 due to vaccine shortage. The state recently floated global tenders for jobs with regard to local manufacturing. Calling out the state for its tardiness, Shivakumar appealed the Centre and the state government to not only let Congress directly procure vaccines but also run inoculation drives.
The Congress leader shared his party&rsquo;s 100 crore plan saying the state unit has strategised to finance a drive with 90 crore from Congress MLA/MLC funds and 10 crore from the state unit&rsquo;s fund. The plan is to further raise money from public donations and administer jabs by parterning with hospitals and clinics. Shivakumar dared that his party could launch and run a successful drive better than the Modi-Yediyurappa government.
The Congress chief has also demanded that the Centre bear the entire cost of the national drive, owning to the financial burden that the states are facing due to the lockdowns.

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Monday held a meeting with health officials to review the Covid situation.

Karnataka Coronavirus Update: no rallies in state for the next 15 days

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Monday held a meeting with health officials to review the Covid situation. After meeting with ministers, health experts and senior officials of the state government in Bengaluru, Yediyurappa said no rallies and protests will be allowed in the state for the next 15 days amid surge in coronavirus cases. He said the number of election rallies "will need to be dropped" to contain the Covid situation in the city. He however ruled out lockdown in the state. The CM appealed to the public to observe proper Covid restrictions and avoid crowding. He appointed eight IAS officers as nodal officers to keep a check and control the spread of the disease

Covid 2nd wave hits K'taka: no rallies in state for the next 15 days

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Monday held a meeting with health officials to review the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank" >Covid</a> situation. After meeting with ministers, health experts and senior officials of the state government in Bengaluru, Yediyurappa said no rallies and protests will be allowed in the state for the next 15 days amid surge in coronavirus cases.
He said the number of election rallies "will need to be dropped" to contain the Covid situation in the city. He however ruled out lockdown in the state.
The CM appealed to the public to observe proper Covid restrictions and avoid crowding. He appointed eight IAS officers as nodal officers to keep a check and control the spread of the disease.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/maha-cm-uddhav-seeks-roadmap-for-lockdown-bjp-ncp-oppose-1617094489171" target="_blank" >Maha CM Uddhav seeks roadmap for lockdown; BJP &amp; NCP oppose</a>

Cong guns for Yediyurappa over ₹662-crore graft charge on his kin 

Congress demands Karnatala&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Yeddyurappa's resignation over corruption allegations.

Cong guns for Yediyurappa over  ₹662-crore graft charge on his kin 

The Congress on Sunday demanded Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa's resignation and a probe by a Supreme Court Judge into an alleged bribery scam in the over ₹662-crore housing project in Bengaluru. The Congress said that the judicial probe was necessary as the Chief Minister's family, including his grandson Shashidhar Maradi, were alleged beneficiaries in the scam. The Congress pointed to alleged audio conversations of Chief Minister's son Vijayendra Yeddyurappa, WhatsApp conversations between the contractor and Maradi, transfer of crores in cash and through RTGS into bank accounts&nbsp;and alleged money&nbsp;-laundering through seven Kolkata companies.&nbsp;The Congress gave a detailed chronology of the alleged collusion and bribery in the Rs 666.22-crore project for construction of apartments by the Bangalore Development Authority.
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The Congress on Sunday demanded Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa's resignation and a probe by a Supreme Court Judge into an alleged bribery scam in the over ₹662-crore housing project in Bengaluru. The Congress said that the judicial probe was necessary as the Chief Minister's family, including his grandson Shashidhar Maradi, were alleged beneficiaries in the scam. The Congress leader pointed to alleged audio conversations of Chief Minister's son Vijayendra Yeddyurappa, WhatsApp conversations between the contractor and Maradi, transfer of crores in cash and through RTGS into bank accounts&nbsp;and alleged money&nbsp;-laundering through seven Kolkata companies.&nbsp;The Congress gave a detailed chronology of the alleged collusion and bribery in the Rs 666.22-crore project for construction of apartments by the Bangalore Development Authority.

Wait for 6 months to see results: Yediyurappa to protesting farmers

Amid the ongoing agitation in Karnataka,&nbsp;Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa&nbsp;on Monday said that he had tried to speak to the leaders of various farmers' organisations but in vain

Yediyurappa&nbsp;assures farmers as protests intensifies I am a son of farmer, will side with farmers: CM Stir over amendments to land, agriculture laws Wait for 6 months to see results: CM to farmers

Amid the ongoing agitation in Karnataka,&nbsp;Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa&nbsp;on Monday said that he had tried to speak to the leaders of various farmers' organisations but in vain. He said being a farmer's son he is on the side of farmers. Stating that the amendments&nbsp;to the land and Agricultural laws have been have been brought after long discussions," the CM urged the farmers to wait for six months or a year. He said his government has not closed door on&nbsp;Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee Act and farmers can sell their produce where ever they want to. He claimed in six months or a year the farmers will realise how the amendments&nbsp;will help them.

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