The politics of Karnataka is taking shape.. The three major political parties of the state are making themselves known.. The Congress has started the implementation of the five guarantees given during the elections, the Shakti Yojana has been implemented. Anna Bhagya is an initial problem. The food corporation of India has refused to give rice, so it is not possible to match the rice..Congress government has offered to give money instead of rice. The government has ordered a judicial inquiry into the allegation of 40 percent commission leveled against the BJP government during the elections. Thus, re-investigation has been ordered in connection with the Bitcoin scam.
Meanwhile, BJP and JDS have started attacking the government. The BJP staged a protest outside the House on Tuesday regarding the provision of guarantees. Yeddyurappa Kateel and others participated in this protest. The guarantee inside the House engulfed all the proceedings of the day.. The BJP members staged a sit-in next to the Speaker of the House. There was a lot of verbal sparring. However, BJP was not able to choose their legislative party leaders on Tuesday too.. So all the members of BJP worked as leaders of each party without each party leader.
JDS leader former Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy reiterated the allegation of Rs 30 lakh bribe. He asked the government if it is possible for you to investigate this.
But what I am going to mention in this article is a different issue, today in Freedom Park of the city K.S. Eshwarappa's speech. Ajit Pawar is getting ready in Karnataka. This government will fall within the next three months. If Eshwarappa had spoken this word alone, it would have happened even if it was not taken seriously. But yesterday Kumaraswamy had spoken about this same Ajit Pawar. Is it a coincidence that these two leaders of BJP and Congress spoke at the same time or is it a foreshadowing of the joint operation of both the parties? I don't think this is a coincidence. There has been a debate in the political circles for the last few days about the alignment of BJP and JDS. Complementary to this is the attitude of both the parties. Note the development today. Yeddyurappa, a member of the BJP's Parliamentary Board, expressed his full support to Kumaraswamy's allegation of Rs 30 lakh bribe. He also sought Kumaraswamy's support for the fight related to guarantee anushtana. Yeddyurappa also talked about preparing the outline of the struggle in consultation with Kumaraswamy. What does this mean? Don't we fight against the Congress together? If so, the question now is whether the joint fight against Congress has already started. Similarly, the fact that Eshwarappa and Kumaraswamy are speaking with one voice regarding Ajit Pawar's operation in Karnataka gives an indication that a joint operation has begun.
Kumaraswamy said that we should see who Ajit Pawar will be, look together with Eshwarappa's statement that this government will fall in three months. Then some more points become clear, these words indicate that the objective of both these parties is to bring about a Maharashtra-style political revolution in Karnataka, the effort has already started but it will take two months to materialize.
Kumaraswamy and Eshwarappa are looking for Ajith Pawar. Eshwarappa's expectation is that it will take at least three months to prepare him whether he has found such a person or not. It means that Ajit Pawar of Karnataka should be bent using central agencies during this three month period. BJP knows it is not that easy. Siddaramaiah and DK Sivakumar are the only two dominant leaders in the Congress party in Karnataka, DK Sivakumar did not budge even though all the weapons were used against him. His Congress is unquestionable. Still no one else has the strength to be Ajit Pawar..
However, BJP and JDS are not in a position to give up this effort.
Kumaraswamy and Eshwarappa should have shown a little shame when they said that the Maharashtra operation is going on in Karnataka.. What happened in Maharashtra is a sign of declining democracy, the arrogance that the mandate can be changed at will.. Betrayal of the common electorate who voted..
It is the biggest tragedy of Karnataka politics in India that Kumaraswamy is indirectly supporting this.
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