Congress is ‘too busy’ to discuss Bidadi: HDK
Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy criticized the Congress government for being too busy to discuss the Bidadi Township issue. He noted that Congress had initially called for a public discussion but is now preoccupied with other matters. Kumaraswamy invited Congress leaders to engage in a dialogue about Bidadi before the public.
- ▪H.D. Kumaraswamy criticized the Congress government for not discussing the Bidadi Township issue.
- ▪He claimed Congress leaders are too busy with other priorities to engage in governance.
- ▪Kumaraswamy invited Congress to sit down and discuss the matter publicly.
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Taking a jibe at the Congress government over the Bidadi Township issue, Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel H.D. Kumaraswamy said those who had initially called for a public discussion on the matter were now “too busy” to participate in it.“They (Congress) were the one who invited a discussion on the Bidadi issue, and I had said I was ready. But now they are very busy,” he said.Mr. Kumaraswamy argued that Congress leaders were occupied with “collections” and “fixing rates”, and that governance has taken a backseat. “If they come, let us sit and discuss it before the people,” he said.
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