DK Shivkumar’s statement on Delhi election exit poll
Voting for the Delhi assembly elections concluded on Wednesday. Now everyone’s eyes are on the result to be released on the 8th. Prior to that, exit poll figures have been released, which has increased the concern of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the Congress is once again standing in the previous queue. Karnataka’s Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar has reacted to the exit poll figures amidst anticipating BJP’s victory in Delhi. He spoke not to believe these surveys.
Speaking to the media on Thursday, DK Shivkumar said, “I don’t believe in ‘exit poll’. We should wait for the decision of voters.” Explain that BJP’s victory has been estimated in various exit polls compared to the Aam Aadmi Party, while two surveys also estimated the victory of ‘AAP’. Most of the surveys show BJP.
Congress’s ‘Pyari Didi Yojana’
Shivkumar, one of the star campaigners of Congress in Delhi, announced the ‘Pyari Didi Yojana’ before the Delhi elections, under which if the Congress comes to power, women will be given a monthly financial assistance of Rs 2,500 every month. However, according to exit polls, the Congress has not been expected to get a higher lead than last time. In such a situation, Shivkumar expressed full confidence in the decision of the voters and after the election results, the situation was clear.
Second airport plan for Bengaluru
Shivkumar was also asked questions about the second airport plan for Bengaluru. He said that the location will be finalized for this based on technical requirements. Shivkumar is also in charge of Bengaluru development. He said, “Where should the airport be built, whether it is in Bidadi or Nelmangala or Tumkuru or any other place, we cannot decide. There is an agreement between the Airport Authority of India and the Bengaluru International Airport that no airport should be nearby for a few years. They will discuss and decide. ”
He said that the concerned department of the Karnataka government, M.B. Considering viability under Patil’s leadership. The Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka said, “They will discuss with me and the Chief Minister and after that it will be placed before the cabinet. Then by taking approval from Delhi (Center), we will decide the place for another airport. “He said,” I can wish that the airport is near my hometown, but it cannot happen. There are some requirements such as there should be no mountains nearby, there should be flight area. There are some technical requirements on which it will be decided. ”(With language input)
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