“Effort is ours, fruit of the labour is God’s will: DCM DK Shivakumar on by-election results

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Kollur (Udupi), Nov 21: Stating that the Party had put in all possible efforts to fight the by-election in Karnataka, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar today said that the fruits of labour will depend on God’s will.

Speaking to reporters after offering prayers to Kollur Mookambike, he said, “The fruits of labour is God’s will. I believe that God will bless us in all the three places.”

Asked about surveys which are projecting one seat each for the three major parties in the state, he said, “What did the surveys of Karnataka and Haryana elections show? I don’t believe in election surveys. We can’t do politics based on the surveys. People will support those who win their trust.”

Asked about allegations that defectors have been accommodated rather than the original Congressmen in the Administrative Board of the Kollur temple, he said, “We had given them our word during elections. Let them administer for some time.”

Wont’ allow injustice to genuine BPL card holders
Replying to a query on BPL card controversy, he said, “We will not let down BPL card holders at any cost. We have already instructed the minister concerned to give us a list of genuine people who have lost BPL cards. And, we have also instructed them permission to re-apply for new BPL cards if their cards have been cancelled wrongly. We will ensure that not even a single poor family is affected by this review. This is my promise as a representative of the government and KPCC President. Opposition is busy making a hue and cry because it is their job.”

Asked about the police encounter which killed the Naxal leader, he said he would not want to comment on another department.

Nabard loan
Asked about slashing of Nabard loan by the Centre, he said, “The CM has already submitted an appeal to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman regarding this in Delhi.”

Guarantee scheme
Replying to allegations of the Opposition leaders that the guarantee schemes would be stopped, he said, “Guarantees will continue for another 3.5 years. We will continue them for another five years if we come back to power. We are able to provide the guarantee schemes to the people, thanks to the blessings of Goddess Mookambike. I prayed for the welfare of the state.”

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