Ayanur Manjunath criticises Ministers for participating in protests
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Senior BJP member Ayanur Manjunath took an indirect dig at senior Minister K.S. Eshwarappa for participating in the protest by Kuruba neighborhood members demanding Scheduled Tribe standing on Sunday.
Speaking on the movement of thanks for the Governor’s deal with in the Legislative Council on Monday, Mr. Manjunath, with out naming Ms. Eshwarappa, stated it was unusual to see sitting Ministers participating in protests. “Ministers may go and accept a memorandum from protesters. If the Ministers themselves are part of the protest, to whom should the protesters submit their demands?” he requested. “I am not talking only about what happened on Sunday; this has happened with leaders from all parties for some years now, especially when the protests are led by their communities. Ministers take an oath to act without showing any favour or grudge towards anyone. So is this not against the Constitution? Shouldn’t the Governor, who is the constitutional head, have called and advised them?”
Mr. Manjunath, an in depth affiliate of Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa, made snide remarks about another Ministers too. He stated that Mr. Yediyurappa had began as a councillor and grown to turn into Chief Minister by means of wrestle. “Such leaders who have a connect with the people are open to criticisms and suggestions and try to correct themselves,” he stated, including that this was not the case with “people who fall from above”.
Policies criticised
Mr. Manjunath was additionally important of sure insurance policies of the BJP authorities in the State. “I demand that the government accept the recommendations for hike in the salaries of 32,000 National Health Mission workers. They are the ones who went to the homes of COVID-19 patients, which is like knocking on the door of death,” he stated.
He additionally appealed for a decision to the “guest lecturer crisis” in the State. “As a BJP leader, I am all in support of the anti-cow slaughter Bill. I consider cows sacred and they need to be protected. But just like gau, gurus have to be protected. Our priorities should not be restricted,” Mr. Manjunath stated.
