BJP Leader CT Ravi Questions Congress Government's Credibility

Bengaluru: BJP leader CT Ravi has questioned the credibility of the Congress government in Karnataka, saying that the letter written by MLAs to CM Siddaramaiah is genuine and not fake.

Ravi, who held a press conference in Bengaluru today, said that the fact that Siddaramaiah is holding a series of meetings with MLAs is proof that the letter is genuine. He also expressed doubt that if this kind of discontent is seen, the question will arise whether this government will last till the Lok Sabha elections. Ravi also questioned the government's response to the report by the 'New York Times' that said that some Indian officials are working in favour of China. He said that there should be a comprehensive investigation into the matter and that action should be taken against anyone found guilty.

Ravi also alleged that the government is blackmailing contractors and demanding a percentage of the bill for the work they have done. He said that this is a clear case of corruption and that the government should be held accountable. Ravi also criticized the government's handling of the water crisis in Chitradurga, where six people have died after drinking contaminated water. He said that the government is helpless beyond treatment and that it has lost the confidence of the people.