Karnataka BJP thinks only about leadership'

March 20, 2012

Mangalore, March 20: Mangalore MLA U T Khader said that State BJP is only thinking about leadership and not bothered about the problems of the people.

Addressing media persons in the city on Monday the MLA said that BJP leaders were were busy discussing who should present the State budget rather than how the budget should be.

He said the internal bickering in the Bharathiya Janatha Party showed that the party had no concern for the people and administration.

“People in the state were regretting for having voted the BJP to power,” he said.

He said that it was not important who would read out the budget. The vision of the budget was important for people.

The MLA said that people in many parts of the State were facing drinking water problem. The poor were yet to get housing sites and title deeds of lands. There was confusion regarding issuing ration cards. Instead of addressing people's problems, the BJP leaders were busy debating on which leader should hold on to the power.

Mr Khader said the high command of the BJP too had failed in resolving the crisis in the State unit of the party.

The High command had failed to announce a clear stand. He said that people in the State were confused whether the state Budget would be passed in the assembly or not. It was due to the differences within the BJP.

UT_K

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