Bengaluru: While the congress on Wednesday postponed all political demonstrations and programs in poll countries, including Uttar Pradesh, citing the situation of Covid-19 who deteriorated, he decided to continue with the diayatra in Karnataka to suppress the initial implementation of the project of drinking water.
This, despite the main minister of Basavaraj Bommai a strict action warning.
“Nothing can stop the sun so as not to shine and run water.
Let the government do whatever they want.
We will continue in the heart by obeying all Covid guidelines,” said the KPCC DK Shivakumar president and the opposition leader Siddaramaiiah said.
Karnataka Congress plans to launch 160 km, 10 days of Hyatra from Mekedatu to Bengaluru on January 9.
It plans to start from Sangama near Mekedatu, which is under Kanakapura Shivakumar constituency, and led to a general meeting in Bengaluru.
Initially, Congress was expected to postpone the incident after the government enforced a two-week weekend curfew and forbade all political events.
Previously on that day, there was a report in the Ayatra will be postponed after AICC postponed all political programs in five countries bound by elections because these events can attract thousands and can emerge as super spreaders.
Shivakumar claims new restrictions are charged only to stop in the heart.
“They have increased Covid’s positive numbers and impose sidewalks.
This has been done with a single intention to stop our march,” he said.
Siddaramaiiah said the party would ensure all participants wear masks and maintain social distance.
“We have run the government in the center and in the state.
We are aware of our responsibilities and have no intention of breaking the sidewalk,” he said.
He accused the state government to try to stop in the heart of being afraid of exposing.
“It’s been two and a half years since BJP in power but there was no effort made to implement the project.
None of the 25 BJP Parliamentarians who have tried to press the center,” he said.
The Chairman of the Minister of Bumavaraj Bommai warned that the leaders of the Government Congress would take appropriate action if the latter continued with their inaatra.
“The government has imposed restrictions given the rapid spread of Covid cases.
If anyone violates them, the law will take its own path,” said Bommai.
Health Minister K Sudhakar said the Congress would be responsible if Covid’s case increased during the diayatra.
“Who will be responsible if Congress workers are contracted by a virus?” she says.
RDPR minister KS Esharapppa urged the leaders of the Congress to postpone the heart.
“I’m with you at your request for the initial implementation of the project,” he said.