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The winter session of the state legislature is going on, since December 9.
“As an opposition party they have to discuss developmental issues, they should highlight the faults of the government and advise it. Without doing any of these they are using this forum (legislature) to do politics,” Siddaramaiah told reporters here in response to a question.
The Chief Minister who met several beneficiaries of ‘Gruha Lakshmi’ scheme that provides Rs 2,000 per month to women head of families, expressed satisfaction over the scheme achieving its goal, by enabling women economically and socially.
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To a question on BJP reportedly planning for protest on Waqf issues on the day (Dec 26) when the Congress is holding its working committee meeting here to commemorate centenary year of Belagavi Congress session presided over by Mahatma Gandhi.
Mahatma Gandhi presided over the Indian National Congress session here, Siddaramaiah said and added in case they try to disrupt the event, action will be taken in accordance with law.
“If this country had not got freedom and if Gandhi had not led the freedom struggle, was it possible for these people (BJP) to be free or stage protests? If there was no freedom, could we have got the constitution? BJP people are opposed to the constitution. They believe in Manusmriti. What else can we expect from them?” he said.
Asked about some BJP legislators meeting him, the CM said they had come to seek funds for road works in their constituencies in Bengaluru.
Questioning the moral rights of BJP leaders in demanding CBI probe into MUDA case along with Rs 150 crore bribe allegation against their BJP state unit chief B Y Vijayendra, he asked, did the saffron party give a single case to CBI, while in power?