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Vote for BJP to form govt with absolute majority: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah being presented a memento during 'Amrit Mahotsav' celebration at BVB Engineering College in Hubballi on Saturday
Urging people to vote for the BJP to form a government with absolute majority in Karnataka by placing trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said every vote cast in favour of JD(S) would end up helping the Congress and making it win
Hubballi: Urging people to vote for the BJP to form a government with absolute majority in Karnataka by placing trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said every vote cast in favour of JD(S) would end up helping the Congress and making it win.
Hitting out at the Congress and the JD(S) by calling them "dynastic", he pitched BJP as the only party working for the people, and asked voters of Belagavi district, which has the second highest number of Assembly constituencies in the State after Bengaluru, to ensure the saffron party wins 16 out of 18 segments there.
"People of Karnataka have to decide in April-May, as to who they want to give the reins of Karnataka to for the next five years. On one side, there are two parivarwadi (dynastic) parties- Congress and JD(S), while on the other side there is BJP, a party of patriots, which under the leadership of Modi, is trying to take India number-one position in the world," Shah said.
Addressing BJP's 'Jana Sankalpa Yatre' rally here, he said JD(S) which by winning 25-30 seats plans to form a government by taking the support of Congress and impose one-family rule on the State, while the Congress which upon coming to power here has functioned as an ATM for its Delhi high command and pushed Karnataka into corruption.
"JD(S) and Congress may come across as two parties, but I want to tell people of Karnataka that every vote cast in favour of JD(S) will end up helping the Congress and making it win," he cautioned, adding that the BJP has worked for all sections of society and has made the nation the fifth largest economy in the world. Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, senior BJP leader B S Yediyurappa and State president Nalin Kumar Kateel were among others present in the event. Requesting people to vote for the BJP in the Assembly election, Shah said, "In the upcoming election, placing trust on Modi, make BJP form a government with absolute majority here and ensure Karnataka becomes number-one State in the country." "We have to bring in BJP government in Karnataka. BJP aims to win 16 out of 18 seats in Belagavi district to form a government with absolute majority in the State," he added.
After Bengaluru Urban with 27 Assembly segments (28 including Anekal), Belagavi is the second biggest district in the State with 18 seats. In 2018, BJP won 13 seats in Belagavi, and emerged as the single largest party with 105 seats. He appreciated Bommai for installing a portrait of Savarkar, Hindutva ideologue, in the legislative Assembly hall at Belagavi. Further, Shah complimented the Chief Minister for taking along the BJP government in Goa on the inter-State Mahadayi river water issue, and working for providing the parched areas of Karnataka with water.
