BENGALURU:
Karnataka’s Home Minister, G. Parameshwar, has assured the public that any complaints regarding the BJP’s ‘Operation Kamala’ will be thoroughly investigated.
Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, Parameshwar emphasized the need for factual information and relevant documents to support these complaints.
In addition, Parameshwar suggested that the BJP should address its internal conflicts before making allegations against the state government. He also urged the party to elect its state president and leader of the opposition before proceeding with any accusations.
Parameshwar further dismissed claims of discontent among party workers, stating that all 33 ministers represent various districts and that the government plans to appoint dedicated party members to key positions in corporations. A letter regarding this matter has already been sent to the district president.
By addressing the concerns surrounding ‘Operation Kamala’ and highlighting the importance of evidence, Parameshwar’s statement demonstrates a commitment to transparency and fairness. His call for internal resolution within the BJP adds a sense of responsibility and professionalism to the discussion. Moreover, his reassurance regarding party unity and plans for key appointments showcases a proactive approach to governance.
