BJP to protest worth hike from April 2

“Worth rise is the one assure that the frequent man has bought from the ruling Congress authorities within the state… The frequent man is affected and fed up with this worth hike,” Vijayendra advised reporters in Bengaluru.

The protests is anticipated to unfold in a number of phases. “On the 2nd of April, the BJP will stage a protest within the state in opposition to the worth hike… On the fifth of April, in all district and taluk places of work, the BJP will stage a protest… On the seventh of April, we’ll take out ‘Jan Akrosh Yatra’ from Mysore… All of the leaders of the occasion will take part on this yatra,” he added.

The protest got here days after Karnataka cooperation minister KN Rajanna introduced that milk costs could be elevated by ₹4 per litre beginning April 1. “The choice to hike the costs is by the milk federation. They have been asking for ₹5 hike per litre, the federal government agreed and determined for ₹4 hike from April 1,” Rajanna stated.

Defending the choice, the minister stated the revision was a response to stress from milk federations and farmers. “Although shoppers might really feel the pinch, this choice is within the curiosity of milk producers,” Rajanna added.

With the revision, a one-litre packet of Nandini milk will ₹ ₹48, up from ₹44. Curd costs will even enhance by ₹4. KMF has stated it is going to now pay farmers ₹35.68 per litre of milk, a rise from the sooner ₹31.68.

Vijayendra additionally accused the Siddaramaiah-led authorities of favouring the Muslim group whereas neglecting Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities. “The Siddaramaiah authorities, which pronounced the funds, hasn’t given a separate funds to the Muslim group, however they’ve given the whole lot… Siddaramaiah, within the identify of Ahinda, says the whole lot however ignores all of the Hindu communities… Siddaramaiah has accomplished an injustice to the SC and ST communities,” he alleged.

When requested concerning the ongoing delimitation debate, Vijayendra took a swipe at Tamil Nadu chief minister M Okay Stalin. “If the CM of Tamil Nadu has a lot love for the individuals of Karnataka, inform him to return ahead and resolve the problem of Cauvery river water… Then we’ll say anything,” he remarked.

The delimitation subject gained momentum after Stalin chaired the primary assembly of the Joint Motion Committee (JAC) in Chennai on March 22. The assembly was attended by Karnataka Deputy chief minister D.Okay. Shivakumar, Telangana chief minister Revanth Reddy, Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan, Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann, and different leaders.