Karnataka Former CM Basavaraja Bommai admitted to hospital

Karnataka Former Chief Minister Basavaraja Bommai has been admitted to the hospital. Basavaraja Bommai was admitted to the hospital due to illness.

Former Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa has tweeted this. Wished Basavaraja Bommai, who is undergoing surgery and is undergoing treatment, for a full recovery as soon as possible. It is said that Basavaraja Bommai was admitted to Fortis Hospital on Bannerghatta Road for knee pain surgery on doctor’s advice.

Congress government is ATM government: Karnataka BJP Vice President BY Vijayendra

BJP leader, State BJP Vice President BY Vijayendra has expressed his anger against the Congress government regarding the discovery of crores of rupees during the IT Raid in Bengaluru. Speaking in Bengaluru, he said that people know that he is collecting money and sending it to five states.

Congressmen are alleging that the IT attack is politically motivated. He has admitted that this money belongs to Congress. It is a looting government, an ATM government. He criticized that the Congress is going to win elections in other states through corruption. In the last 5 days, IT officers across the country have gone for raid. More than 94 crore money has been seized in the raids of IT officials at 55 places.

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The IT officials who conducted a massive raid in Bengaluru seized more than 40 crores from the house of the contractor Ambikapati’s son. 40 crore rupees were found under the couch and the IT officials who had filled the boxes with money gave a shock to Ambikapati.

After this, the IT team gave a shock to the builder Santosh too. They attacked Santosh’s flat in an apartment in Rajajinagar, Bengaluru. At the same time, more than 40 crores of money found was confiscated and the money was carried in three trunks, two big bags, one box and one big suitcase.

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After this, the IT attack took a political dimension. While the Congress leaders alleged that the IT attack was politically motivated, the BJP leaders alleged that the Congress had made Karnataka an ATM for the Panchayat elections.