Amit Shah says Congress and JDS alliance is “unholy alliance.”
Monday - May 21, 2018 5:11 pm ,
Category : WTN SPECIAL
BJP’s forming government in the Karnataka was not illegal: Amit Shah
MAY 21(WTN) - After the Karnataka assembly election, the BJP national president Amit Shah came in front after a long time and attacked on the Congress and JDS in his manner. While addressing to the media persons in Delhi, Amit Shah said.” if any party in Karnataka did not get full majority, so would the elections be held again? The BJP was the largest party, so BJP had the right to get an opportunity to form a government. If the BJP did not claim to form the government then it would have been against the majority of Karnataka's people.”
Amit Shah, while targeting both the Congress and the JDS, said, “the Congress campaign was against JDS and the JDS campaign was against the Congress, but still both the parties are uniting together to form the government. Amit Shah termed the Congress and JDS coalition as an “unholy alliance” and said,”both the parties are rejected by the Karnataka people.”
Amit Shah further said, “BJP has lost about 13 seats in Karnataka less than the difference of NOTA, out of this, BJP lost 6 seats in Bangalore City. Amit Shah, while targeting the Congress, said, “Even after the defeat the Congress is celebrating. The Congress Chief Minister lost the election from one seat, in the second seat he won by fewer votes, while many Congress ministers lost the election, so why the Congress is celebrating?”
Amit Shah said.”Congress used partition politics in the Karnataka election, the Congress raised the issue of language, raised the issue of separate flag, and tried to separate Lingayat from the Hindus. Amit Shah said,”Congress used fund and force in the Karnataka election.”
Amit Shah said,”The victory chariot of Modi has entered in the South. Amit Shah, while targeting the Congress, said,”A good side has emerged from this election that Congress faith has been increased in democratic institutions, like in the Supreme Court, EVM and election commission. Not only this, Amit Shah said with confidence that in 2019, the BJP would again form the government in the center.
MAY 21(WTN) - After the Karnataka assembly election, the BJP national president Amit Shah came in front after a long time and attacked on the Congress and JDS in his manner. While addressing to the media persons in Delhi, Amit Shah said.” if any party in Karnataka did not get full majority, so would the elections be held again? The BJP was the largest party, so BJP had the right to get an opportunity to form a government. If the BJP did not claim to form the government then it would have been against the majority of Karnataka's people.”
Amit Shah, while targeting both the Congress and the JDS, said, “the Congress campaign was against JDS and the JDS campaign was against the Congress, but still both the parties are uniting together to form the government. Amit Shah termed the Congress and JDS coalition as an “unholy alliance” and said,”both the parties are rejected by the Karnataka people.”
Amit Shah further said, “BJP has lost about 13 seats in Karnataka less than the difference of NOTA, out of this, BJP lost 6 seats in Bangalore City. Amit Shah, while targeting the Congress, said, “Even after the defeat the Congress is celebrating. The Congress Chief Minister lost the election from one seat, in the second seat he won by fewer votes, while many Congress ministers lost the election, so why the Congress is celebrating?”
Amit Shah said.”Congress used partition politics in the Karnataka election, the Congress raised the issue of language, raised the issue of separate flag, and tried to separate Lingayat from the Hindus. Amit Shah said,”Congress used fund and force in the Karnataka election.”
Amit Shah said,”The victory chariot of Modi has entered in the South. Amit Shah, while targeting the Congress, said,”A good side has emerged from this election that Congress faith has been increased in democratic institutions, like in the Supreme Court, EVM and election commission. Not only this, Amit Shah said with confidence that in 2019, the BJP would again form the government in the center.
