Only Kharge will decide the CM of Karnataka: Poster war between Shivakumar-Siddaramaiah supporters; Center appoints Karnataka DGP as CBI director

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The Congress Legislature Party meeting was held in Bengaluru to discuss the formation of the new government in Karnataka. In which 3 observers arrived from Delhi. A resolution was passed in the meeting that Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge will decide the name of the leader of the Legislature Party i.e. the next CM of the state. Congress Karnataka Chief DK Shivakumar and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah are at the forefront of the CM race.

Kharge asked the observers to send a report after taking the opinion of all the MLAs, on which the party high command would take a decision. Congress Committee’s Karnataka in-charge Randeep Surjewala said, ‘Siddaramaiah made this proposal in the meeting, which D.K. All senior leaders including Shivkumar supported.

However, supporters of both the leaders have pasted posters at various places in Bengaluru demanding the appointment of CM.

On the other hand, the very next day after the Karnataka assembly results, the central government appointed the state’s DGP Praveen Sood as the new director of the CBI. The tenure of the current CBI director Subodh Kumar Jaiswal ends on May 25, the same day Sood can join. On March 14, two months before the assembly elections, DK Shivakumar called the DGP incompetent.

Today’s major events, which will be watched

5 big news, which will keep you updated…

1. Sloganeering of supporters during the meeting; Discussion on rotation formula regarding Chief Minister

3 observers Sushil Kumar Shinde, Deepak Bawaria and Bhanwar Jitendra Singh who reached Bangalore from Delhi had one-to-one talks with all the MLAs. The process of taking the opinion of the MLAs went on till late Sunday night. Shivakumar-Siddaramaiah’s supporters shouted slogans outside during the ongoing Legislature Party meeting at Shangrila Hotel in Bengaluru. Today is also the 62nd birthday of DK Shivakumar.

According to Congress sources, the Congress High Command is also discussing the rotation formula. This includes making one leader the CM in half the term and then another. Apart from this, it is also being considered to make leaders coming from different communities of the state as deputy CMs. According to sources, an agreement is expected to be reached between Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah regarding this formula.
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2. DK Shivakumar had said- DGP is not fit for this post, will take action if government is formed
Karnataka Congress President DK Shivakumar had said that our DGP is not fit for this post. He acts like a BJP worker, there should be an FIR against him. Shivakumar had alleged that Sood registered 25 cases against Congress workers, but not a single case against BJP leaders. If the Congress government is formed after the elections, strict action will be taken against Sood.

On Saturday evening there was a meeting between PM Modi, Chief Justice of India DVE Chandrachud and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary. According to news agency sources, three IPS officers were selected for the post of CBI director in the meeting. PM Modi and CJI DVE Chandrachud approved the name of Praveen Sood. Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary had objection to the name of Sood.
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3. Cyclone Moka reached Bangladesh-Myanmar, winds at a speed of 209 km/h; 3 killed

The impact of the storm in Sittwe, the capital of Myanmar’s Rakhine State.

Cyclone Moka made landfall on the Myanmar-Bangladesh coast on Sunday. Due to this, there has been a lot of damage to houses and trees in Myanmar and South East Bangladesh. Residents of low-lying areas in Myanmar’s Rakhine state have left their homes and moved to the capital Sittwe. Strong winds in Rakhine blew away the roofs of several houses and killed three people. Telecom services have been affected here.

The cyclone also destroyed the Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh. However, the large area of ​​the camp was not affected by the storm. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department said that Moka could be the most powerful storm to hit the country in the last two decades. The coral island St. Martin was in danger of sinking because of Hurricane Moka. It rained heavily with strong winds on the island.
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4. The Kerala Story joins 100 crore club, beats Salman’s film in 9 days
The Kerala Story has crossed the Rs 100 crore mark in terms of earnings. The film collected Rs 19.50 crore on the ninth day of its release i.e. Saturday. Made in about 35 crores, the film has so far earned Rs 112.99 crores. Kerala Story has surpassed the collection of Salman Khan’s film Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan in just 9 days.

Kisi Ki Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan has so far collected Rs 109.29 crore. While Salman Khan’s film was released on 5000 screens, The Kerala Story was released on only 1300 screens. On the other hand, the screening of the film was banned in Britain. The film was to be released here on 31 screens, but the British Censor Board did not give it a certificate. After this all the shows were cancelled.
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5. Voting for presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey, picture may be clear on Monday

Counting has started in Turkey after voting for the presidential and parliamentary elections. However, it may take 2 days for the official result to come. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been in power here for 20 years. Two main candidates against him are Kemal Kelikdaroglu and Sinan Ogan. Opposition leader Kemal has been chosen as the candidate of the coalition by six Turkish opposition parties.

​A party must have 7% of the vote to enter Turkey’s 600-seat parliament. Or the party is part of a coalition that has the required number of votes. In Turkey, a person can remain President only for 2 terms. Erdogan issued a message to supporters after voting. Said- Protect the ballot boxes and keep an eye on them. We await the results.
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9th student protest at collectorate against holiday-homework, said- this is a bad practice, a stigma on childhood

Pranjal doing homework during the dharna. He has been writing letters against holiday homework for a year.

“If we do homework even on holidays, then there is no holiday for us in 365 days of the year. Holiday homework is a bad practice, it is a stigma on childhood.” These things have been written by 14-year-old Pranjal, studying in Kendriya Vidyalaya, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan. Pranjal, studying in class 9, has opposed holiday homework. In protest, he also staged a sit-in at the Jhunjhunu collectorate. During this, he also did his homework here.

During the dharna, he handed over the demand letter to the district collector. The child’s strike has been justified by his mother, mother Anamika is a food inspector. Anamika said- For the last one year, my child has been giving his views in writing to the officers of every level. He has written letters to the SCERT commissioner, the collectors of all the districts.

Reminders have been given several times in this regard to the Chief Minister, Chief Justice, Prime Minister and even the Education Minister. There cannot be two definitions of leisure for children and adults. Even on holidays, schools keep on studying and studying. Due to this, children remain under constant stress. Son Pranjal demands that holiday homework should not be given. An order should be issued regarding this. Read full news…

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