Political Tensions Rise in Karnataka Amid Power Struggle and Farmer Neglect Allegations

Karnataka BJP President, B Y Vijayendra, asserts that the state's administrative machinery has collapsed due to an intense competition within Congress for the chief minister's post. Vijayendra accuses the Siddaramaiah government of neglecting farmers and jeopardizing the implementation of central schemes, promising active opposition in upcoming legislative sessions.

B Y Vijayendra, Karnataka BJP President, has declared that the state's administrative machinery is in disarray, attributing the chaos to fierce competition within Congress for the chief minister's position. Vijayendra revealed that at least seven to eight Congress legislators and ministers are vying for the leadership role.

Amidst this turmoil, the BJP plans to raise discussions on pivotal issues such as farmers' welfare during the upcoming winter legislative session. Vijayendra criticized the Siddaramaiah government for allegedly neglecting farmers in distress, citing the cessation of crucial financial support programs initiated by previous administrations.

Vijayendra highlighted the need for accountability, accusing the current government of failing to deliver central scheme benefits effectively, thereby misplacing the blame on the central authorities. The BJP aims to spotlight these issues prominently in the winter session debates, rallying for north Karnataka's long-overlooked concerns.

(With inputs from agencies.)