Bangalore: KPCC president DK Sivakumar has dismissed the pain of the CBI attack on his residence and close friends yesterday.
Addressing a press conference at the Congress office here, Shivakumar said, “I phoned Suresh’s home in Delhi. 1.50 lakh there. Money, Rs 1.77 lakh in our house, Rs 3.50 lakh in our adjacent office. Got it. But there is nothing in our mother’s house. There is nothing in the house of the great Alahalli, Kanakapura. There is a flat in Mumbai named after her daughter. But I was informed that it was 6 years without going there.
My Co Brother Shashikumar took home a 2-3 record. 50 lakh from Sachin Narayan’s house in Hassan Got the money. The rest of the Davanam Jewelers have not received any money from Sachin’s house. If this is required, I will release it. There is information about the CBI attack on our staff. Our PA has been hit. He was crying, so I hadn’t heard of Jasti. “Parameshwar should not be a PA,” he said.
Prahlad Joshi is very big. First let them release about their party leaders. I have no summons. We prepare for our legal fight. It is currently an injury. He knows what the pain is. The injury victim knows the depth of the injury and how much pain there is. He said, “Let’s talk about time.”
The CBI attack is a politically motivated act. When was the CBI case filed? When am I party president? If this is understood, the answer will be answered.
Dikeshi and Siddaramaiah are our CLP leaders, responding to the issue of Kusuma candidate in the constituency by-election for RR. They know all the information. Kusuma indirectly hinted that he was our candidate.
Talking about the peasant struggle in the country, he said the amendment by the central government is a law that is ignoring the interests of the state and pro-capitalism. We have already protested against this. A state-level Kisan conference on this will be held at Ambedkar Bhavan on 10th April. Farmer leaders including Kodihalli will be involved in the meeting.
A Union minister has said the fighters are not farmers. But Union Minister Kaur has resigned in protest against the amendments. But the farmers will soon answer the government’s move. He said that our struggle would continue against the amendment of the APMC Act.
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