The 10-day winter session of the Karnataka state assembly will begin from Monday in Belagavi, bordering Maharashtra. Five bills – three private bills and two ordinance replacement bills – will be introduced in the Assembly this session.
“Three private bills introduced by the legislators have been accepted,” Karnataka Assembly Speaker UT Khader told reporters. A private bill introduced by Darshan Puttannaiah deals with climate change in Karnataka. Another bill introduced by MY Patil related to the Gangapura Dattatreya Development Authority Bill. HK Suresh’s private bill related to Belur Halebidu Area Development Authority.
2,500 government officials and employees will be present
Khader said that around 2,500 government officials and employees will be present for the smooth functioning of the Assembly. The Speaker also said that 8,500 people, including 6,000 policemen, have been deployed. The Assembly Speaker said that a photo exhibition of 100 photographs on Mahatma Gandhi would be organized to mark the centenary of the Belgaum (now called Belagavi) session of the Congress, which he (Gandhi) presided over.
The opposition may come under fire over the Mudra scam
Khader said that the picture of Anubhav Mandap will be unveiled by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. In which all ministers and MLAs will participate. The session is likely to be turbulent as the opposition BJP and its ally Janata Dal (S) will try to corner the ruling Congress on several issues like the Muda scam, Wakf Board notices to farmers and institutions and Bellary Medical College. and five maternal deaths in research center India. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, his wife Parvati BM, his brother-in-law Mallikarjun Swamy and others are accused in the Mysore Urban Development Authority scam.
700 crore scam in Muda land transaction
It is alleged that Parvati got 14 sites in prime locations in Mysore city in exchange for her ‘acquisition’ of three acres and 16 guntas of land in Kesare village, Mysore. Parvati has written to MUDA asking them to take steps to get back the sites. Meanwhile, the ED, which is investigating along with the Lokayukta police, also said that in MUDA land transactions Rs. There have been major irregularities of more than 700 crores. He has shared details of his findings with the Lokayukta Police. (Input- PTI)
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