Karnataka Congress to Celebrate 1,000 Days in Office with Massive Haveri Event

The Karnataka Congress government will mark its 1,000th day in office with a major celebratory program in Haveri on February 13, featuring the distribution of nearly one lakh land pattas. Congress MLC Saleem Ahmad credited the government's delivery on promises to the leadership of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar. Meanwhile, Deputy CM Shivakumar is in Delhi for meetings with the Congress top brass, including party president Mallikarjun Kharge, though he declined to publicly disclose the agenda. He also mentioned plans to meet Union Ministers regarding legal issues connected to irrigation projects.

Key Points: Karnataka Congress Marks 1,000 Days, Shivakumar Meets Delhi Brass

  • Grand event for 1,000 days in office
  • Nearly one lakh pattas to be distributed
  • Deputy CM meets Congress high command in Delhi
  • Leadership credits Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar
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K'taka Cong Govt to mark 1,000 days in office with grand event on Feb 13, says MLC Ahmad

Congress government to hold grand event in Haveri, distributing pattas. Deputy CM DK Shivakumar meets party leadership in Delhi amid speculation.

"Whatever we had said, we have implemented under the leadership of Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM DK Shivakumar - MLC Saleem Ahmad"

Haveri, January 18

Congress MLC Saleem Ahmad on Sunday announced that a celebratory programme will be held in Haveri on February 13 as the Congress government completes 1,000 days in office in Karnataka

"On 13 February, the government will complete 1,000 days in office. To mark the occasion, a massive programme is being organised at Haveri, where nearly one lakh pattas will be distributed to the people... The government has delivered on its promises, as we remain committed to serving the people of Karnataka...Whatever we had said, we have implemented under the leadership of Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM DK Shivakumar and under the guidance of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and LoP Rahul Gandhi. Karnataka government is doing wonderful work..." the Congress MLC said.

Meanwhile, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar arrived in Delhi on Friday ahead of his meeting with the Congress top brass, including party President Mallikarjun Kharge and Lok Sabha Leader of Oppositon Rahul Gandhi.

When questioned about the intent of his visit, the Karnataka Deputy CM told the media that he is not in a position to disclose any plans, as his meeting with the AICC is not an issue to be discussed in public. He said it is upon the "General Secretary to disclose any plan".

In response to a question about whether any chief ministerial position talks occurred during the latest meeting between him and Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday at the Mysuru (Mandakalli) airport. The Deputy Chief Minister said, "I can't disclose all these things. It is not an issue to be discussed in public. It is between me, the party High Command, and my Chief Minister."

He further said that he has come here only to meet his party leaders. Responding to a question on whether he has any plans to meet any Union Minister Shivakumar said," Yes, I have some meetings, I have an important legal issue connected to irrigation projects, and some big cases are there. I will also be meeting some Union Ministers."

- ANI

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Rohit P
The work speaks for itself. Gruha Lakshmi, free bus travel for women, and now pattas... this government has delivered on major promises. Kudos to the team. Hope they keep the momentum for full 5 years.
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Aman W
Why so much secrecy around DK Shivakumar's Delhi visit? If it's about irrigation projects and legal issues, be open about it. Public has the right to know what's being discussed, especially when it involves state resources.
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Sarah B
Organising a massive event costs public money. Would rather see those funds go directly into completing more projects or improving infrastructure in Haveri itself. Celebration should be low-key and efficient.
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Vikram M
The double engine sarkar at the centre is creating hurdles, so it's good that DKS is meeting Union Ministers to sort out irrigation project issues. State's development should not suffer due to politics.
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Karthik V
Hope the distribution of pattas is smooth and reaches the genuine beneficiaries. Often in these big events, the actual needy get left out. The proof will be in the implementation on the ground.

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