Seemaprashnavar tadjod nahi; Bommai yane punha maharashtala divachale A to Z Counsel

Bangalore : MPs from opposition parties in Maharashtra met Union Home Minister Amit Shah and after giving information about Dandeli in Karnataka regarding border issues, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai again decided to discuss the Maharashtra legislation. ‘There will be no difference if Maharashtra leader Shah meets him. Aamhi Seemaprashnavar tadjod nahi karone, ‘Aise Vidhan karoon Bommai yaane seemawaadat oil pouring kaam karane.

MPs of Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi met Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday and presented their requests to him. Due to borderism, the Chief Minister of Karnataka complained about the frequent passing of Maharashtra legislation, or the MPs complained to the Home Minister. Nationalist Congress MP Amol Kolhe told reporters on Friday that Shah had assured the MPs of Mahavikas Aghadi that he would discuss it with Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on the coming Wednesday. However, Bommai said on Friday night that he would not amend the Seema Prashnawar. On Saturday, he interacted with journalists in this context.

I had a phone discussion with Home Minister Amit Shah. I gave him the details of Karnataka’s role and facts regarding the raging borderism. He told me that he will discuss with me and the Chief Minister of Maharashtra in the next two-three days. Most of our meeting will be held on 14 or 15 December. I have also asked the MPs of our state to meet Amit Shah on Monday. At that time, our MP will give all the details of the Home Minister’s Sopavatil. He (Shah) phone kartacha mehi jaona ushasamore karnatakachi bhumika punha sangen,’ said Bommai. Bommai indicated that the Karnataka government would soon convene an all-party meeting to discuss the border issue.

‘Aamchi legal arm strong’

‘The border issue is currently in the Supreme Court and our legal wing is strong,’ claimed Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai. Siddaramaiah, the leader of the opposition in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly, has demanded that the state government convene an all-party meeting to discuss the border issue. Bommai said that he would speak with Siddaramaiah and Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Kumaraswamy.

Borderism being the Supreme Court, we are restraining ourselves. The Karnataka government has stopped the schemes meant for the citizens on the sewers. No trouble should happen to anyone in Maharashtra, so the state government has decided to provide sleeping facilities to the citizens of the border areas. Borderism soon Sampal. – Eknath Shinde, Chief Minister

Bommai said…

Karnataka MP Udya will meet Amit Shah on Monday.

– The role of Seemaprashni Karnataka in front of Shah again.

– There are signs of calling an all-party meeting soon in Karnataka.