SOURCE :- SIASAT NEWS
By putting an end to Electronic Voting Machines ( EVMs) and opposing the Special Intensive Revision ( SIR ) of electoral rolls, BJP MLA V. Sunil Kumar on Monday, November 2, accused the Congress of using double standards for electoral reforms.
He argued that the Election Commission was operating within the law and that the Congress was breaking its legal guidelines.
A statewide campaign, Prajaprabhutva Ulisi, Aarajakathe Alisi ( Save Democracy, Eradicate Anarchy ), was announced by Kumar at a press conference and is scheduled to run from November 9 through November 30. Through programs at 500 places throughout Karnataka, the initiative aims to connect with younger individuals.
The BJP intends to hold discussions with students from about 100 schools, mostly those under the age of 30. The event will be led by BJP national director Sambit Patra and celebration MP Tejasvi Surya, who may launch the program in Hubballi.
Kumar rebuffed the alleged bite operation involving former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and demanded a fair and open research. He claimed that the political process must adhere to the people’s opinions and not be influenced by unethical practices.
In response to rumors that the stinging picture was being uploaded from Union Minister H. D. Kumaraswamy’s house in Delhi, Kumar said the Union Minister may clarify the situation. He also questioned the development and conclusions of the research and demanded that they be made public.
The state authorities was also criticized by the BJP senator for implementing drought-relief methods. He claimed that the government’s restrictions were preventing farmers in need from receiving the$ 2,500 promised payment.
Kumar raised fears about pending payments of cheese subsidies, which he claimed have been since June. He warned that users may be burdened even more financially if milk prices went up any more.
He also accused the Congress state of stifling its five promise schemes by enforcing eligibility requirements and trying to alter the benefits that were promised to people. He claimed that the government was abdicating its political agreements.
The BJP’s proposed youth campaign aims to engage young voters in issues relating to democracy and governance, while Kumar’s remarks reflected the group’s criticism of the Congress authorities regarding electoral reforms, farmers ‘ comfort, cheese subsidies, and the execution of its ensure schemes.
SOURCE : SIASAT
