Citing pausity of time, U T Khader adjourned the Monsoon Assembly Session for the day.
Congress government will soon hold a cabinet meeting and the opposition leaders of BJP and JD(S) are also scheduled a meeting tonight at the Vidhana Soudha.
So, the session will start tomorrow (July 16) at 9:00 am IST.
CM Siddaramaiah at Vidhana Sabha.
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"Corrupt Karnataka government officials in collusion with Congress ministers created 18 fictitious companies in Bengaluru and Telangana to illegally divert money from Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Scheduled Tribes Development Corporation for non-existent works," noted R Ashoka.
Congress should stop crocodile tears on SC/ST communities not able to grow in the society. They all speak lies of uplifting them, but in reality loot their money to self-growth, added R Ashoka.
Ashoka also told the government to hold corporation accounts only in nationalised banks and not in private banks, as the former have better security measures to keep a tab on money transfers. This ensures the public's wealth is not pilfered.
Dy CM DK Shivakumar at Vidhana Soudha.
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Countering Opposition leader R Ashoka's claim of Nagendra the kingpin of Valmiki Corporation scam, Deputy CM Shivakumar came on record in Vidhana Soudha, defending his party member.
"I want to say it on record. I personally spoke to B Nagendra and the latter assured me, he is not involved in any corruption in the Valmiki Corporation.I didn't even ask him to resign. He himself voluntarily resigned and asked me to induct him back to cabinet, once he gets the clean shit from the SIT investigation. Nagendra is clean and will come out free from ED soon, " said DK Shivakumar.
Leader of the opposition R Ashoka at Vidhana Soudha.
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As this scam is more than Rs 100 crore, Karnataka government should officially hand over the investigation to CBI to fully probe the Valmiki Corporation scam in all angles. And, ensure Chandrashekar gets justice and dalit community members get their money back.