Bengaluru: CM complains to Rahul about Congressmen's unwarranted interferences, dissent


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Jun 19: Karnataka chief minister, H D Kumaraswamy, who has been camping at New Delhi, is learnt to have complained to All India Congress Committee president, Rahul Gandhi, about the habit of some Congress leaders in creating bottlenecks and poking their noses in the affairs of the government unnecessarily.

During his meeting with Rahul on Monday June 18 morning at his Tughlaq Margh residence at New Delhi, Kumaraswamy discussed with the latter about political developments in the state since the last some days, and also about new budget, cabinet expansion, and appointment of heads to corporations and boards in detail, sources said.

Sources also said that he expressed strong resentment at the efforts being made by certain Congress leaders who are issuing statements demanding presentation of supplementary budget instead of comprehensive budget. He is learnt to have told Rahul Gandhi in no uncertain terms that unwarranted interference makes it harder to provide efficient governance.

The CM reportedly told him that the coalition government was yet to take off due to an open rebellion by a section of legislators demanding cabinet berths, and that a majority of the ministers had still not begun doing their job. Kumaraswamy further said that senior leaders like M B Patil, H K Patil, Satish Jarkiholi and Dr Sudhakar were openly expressing dissent, and when he tried to pacify one of them, his intervention was not welcomed.

Kumaraswamy further argued with the Congress chief that presentation of development-oriented budget will help the coalition partners during Lok Sabha election and stated that some Congress leaders have not been approving his plans. He also said that at a time when the opposition parties have been criticizing the government for failing to take off, creating bottlenecks in its functioning by leaders of coalition partners will harm the government.

Rahul Gandhi, it is said, pointed out towards certain statements issued by JD(S) leader, Basavaraj Horatti, and felt that leaders of both the parties should exercise restraint before speaking in the public. He said Congress leaders would be suitably instructed, and asked Kumaraswmay to provide efficient administration.

 

 

  

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  • gordost, kudla

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    "The CM reportedly told him that the coalition government was yet to take off due to an open rebellion by a section of legislators demanding cabinet berths, and that a majority of the ministers had still not begun doing their job. Kumaraswamy further said that senior leaders like M B Patil, H K Patil, Satish Jarkiholi and Dr Sudhakar were openly expressing dissent, and when he tried to pacify one of them, his intervention was not welcomed."

    Look at the pathetic condition in the co-alition government as described by the CM himself. What
    Sickular s can do to any state is very well pronounced by he himslef. Still the so called sickulars
    are mum -- they want only freedom of blabbering, cow slaughter, conversion and hanging on to power .


    ..For HDK now high command is not HDD but RAGA! for money and power this guy can go to any length.

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  • Naveen S, Mangalore

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    Good to see that HDK is slowly becoming the darling of the Congress.

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  • Vinay M, Mangalore

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    RaGa should issue a strict warning to all the disgruntled MLAs especially when 2019 elections are not far off. He should also threaten termination to the MLAs who have lost and making riddiculous statement just to be in the lime light. If not these Congressmen will spoil the show. If the coalition does not function as expected or breaks. Public will lack confidence on such coalitions . Then its doomdsday for Cong.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    Good to maintain and ensure cordial relation amongst alliance partners to run the coalition government smoothly and effectively

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  • mahesh, mangalore

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    HdK is telling rahul how to run his party.
    Cong has truly become the B team of JDS.

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  • Robin, Byndoor

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    It is KNOWN well to HDK before they clandestinely agreed to support. It is well KNOWN from history that Congress is in No mood to give credits to anything to anybody else.

    Just because of Jealousy that Yeddyurappa is becoming CM, all these activity creations and will not last long. Collapsing is already written out.

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  • Ramesh S, MANGALORE

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    ..other day he complains his father/brother pokes nose..today he says Congressmen poke nose..may be tomorrow he says BJP poking nose..our Govt lost self respect..to run our Govt our CM has to fly frequenlty to delhi..shame..

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  • MN, Mangalore

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    It is good that Kumarswamy has expressed/revealed the bottleneck. But he should have also revealed the names of such bottles.
    No wonder, if he is trying to silence the crackling bottles by catching bottle neck through old cases, some dating back to 25 years ?.

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  • Rakesh, Pune

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    All 78 MLAs from Green party creating problems for HDK. HDK revealed this to His Father Devegowda. This Government is going to coal lapse in a couple of months. Raul Vincy still continuing with his comedy shows in Karnataka with the help of Gowdas.

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