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Haven’t received invitation for event: Kumarasawamy
Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy on Sunday said he has not received an invitation for the Prime Ministers official programme in HubballiDharwad and accused the Modi government of indulging in petty politics
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy on Sunday said he has not received an invitation for the Prime Minister’s official programme in Hubballi-Dharwad and accused the Modi government of indulging in “petty politics”.
“Today's Narendra Modi's programmes, till now no officials have come to invite me,” he told reporters before the Prime Minister arrived at Hubballi.
Speaking to reporters here, he pointed out that for railway projects, the state government shares 50 per cent of the amount, along with land.
“We need not say anything to point at the Prime Minister's petty behaviour...
We don't have any objection to them doing their party event, but the government programme that he (PM) is attending, despite having projects that has state government's assistance....
They don't have basic courtesy to invite. They are indulging in cheap politics,” he added.
The Prime Minister is expected to visit the state two more times this month on February 19 and 27 to campaign for BJP that has set a target of winning over 22 of the total of 28Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka.
