BJP leader Dheeraj Muniraj has criticized Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, alleging that he is engaging in political maneuvering at the cost of the state’s welfare. His remarks come in response to Congress leader Dr. M Veerappa Moily’s statement regarding Shivakumar.
“This is politics, and DK Shivakumar is playing his own political game,” Muniraj said, accusing the Congress leader of prioritizing personal and party interests over governance.
Muniraj stressed that the people of Karnataka should not bear the brunt of political power struggles.
“In all of this, we don’t want the people of Karnataka to suffer,” he asserted, emphasizing that governance should not be disrupted by political rivalries.
He further pointed out that no individual leader is indispensable to the state’s functioning.
“The state will run whether someone stays or not, but the interest of the people should not suffer,” he added.
The ongoing political tension in Karnataka has intensified, with the BJP taking a firm stance against the Congress government. As the state navigates key policy decisions and governance challenges, the focus remains on how these political developments will impact the public.
