The Karnataka BJP expressed strong disapproval of the conduct of Congress MLAs and MLCs towards Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot after he declined to deliver the state government’s speech. They called for Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to apologize and urged the Speaker to take action against Congress members who allegedly obstructed and assaulted the Governor. Leader of Opposition R. Ashoka and BJP state president B.Y. Vijayendra emphasized the Governor’s rightful decision and criticized the ruling party’s disrespectful behavior.
The BJP demanded strict measures against those involved in the incident and questioned the motives behind the Congress-led government’s actions. Vijayendra highlighted the government’s attempts to create a false narrative and criticized its confrontational approach towards the Centre. He underscored the importance of upholding the dignity of constitutional offices and urged the state government to prioritize democracy and constitutional values.
Vijayendra accused the Congress government of intimidation tactics and warned of public backlash if their behavior continued. He emphasized the need for the state government to align with public sentiment, uphold democratic principles, and show respect for the Constitution. The BJP leader called for a correction in the government’s approach and cautioned against undermining the federal system, citing potential repercussions from the public.
