Union Home Minister Amit Shah has clarified that former Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik has been called for the third time by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) as part of an ongoing investigation into an alleged insurance scam. Shah denied any connection between the summons and Malik’s allegations against the BJP-led government, stating that the government has not done anything that needs to be hidden from the public. Shah also commented on Malik’s allegations, stating that they should be evaluated by journalists and the public, and questioning why he did not raise such issues while in power. Regarding the upcoming Karnataka elections, Shah expressed confidence that the BJP will return to power with an absolute majority, stating that there was no chance of a hung assembly. Polling for the Karnataka assembly elections will be held on May 10, with results expected on May 13. Asked about JD(S), he said voting for it “means voting for Congress”.
Answering queries, he said there was no chance of a hung assembly and BJP will get a majority. Polling to elect a new Karnataka assembly will be held on May 10 and results will be declared on May 13.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has expressed confidence that the BJP will return to power in Karnataka with an absolute majority in the upcoming state assembly elections. He also stated that there is no chance of a hung assembly and that the BJP will get a majority. When asked about the JD(S), he stated that voting for it means voting for Congress. The polling for the Karnataka assembly elections is scheduled for May 10, and the results will be declared on May 13.
