BJP govt. in ‘intensive care unit, has no strength’

BJP govt. in ‘intensive care unit, has no strength’

The Hindu

Former Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy, on Thursday, said the BJP government had been in the “intensive care unit” since it came to power. The government had no strength to address the issues bothering the common man of the State. He spoke to media during his visit to Haradanahalli, his native place in Holenarsipur taluk. The turn of events in recent days had made the public feel disgusted about politics and politicians. “Some people say there are a few more CDs related to other politicians. BJP MLA Yatnal said there are 23 such CDs. The people holding responsible positions must be spending sleepless nights over the CDs, instead of responding to people’s issues”, he said.
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