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Dharam Singh 2006 News

  • October 2006
    • Dharam urges for effective steps to check terrorism
      Asserting that the network of terrorists is widespread in the State, the Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly N Dharam Singh urged the State government to take effective steps to nip it in the bud.
    • Communal violence may spread to other areas: Dharam Singh
      Leader of the Opposition in Karnataka assembly Dharam Singh today expressed apprehension that the communal violence might spread to the sensitive areas like Hubli, Dharwad and Udupi.
    • Dharam Singh demands CBI probe on HDK, BMIC issue
      Former Chief Minister and Leader of the Opposition N Dharam Singh today reiterated his demand for a CBI inquiry into the mining scam and BMIC issue, in which allegations were levelled against Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy.
  • August 2006
    • Dharam garam over stamp scam blot
      Leader of the Opposition in the State Assembly N Dharam Singh on Wednesday accused the Janata Dal (S)-BJP coalition government of using the fake stamp paper scam to ‘blackmail’ Congress and hush up the Rs 150 crore mining payoff charge against Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy. Speaking to the media, Mr Dharam Singh, who was here to inspect the flood-hit areas said, with BJP MLC Janardhana Reddy bent upon proving his payoff charge, the coalition government was accusing some top Congress leaders of being involved in the stamp paper scam and having met kingpin Abdul Karimlala Telgi in jail.
    • Ready for narco test: Dharam
      Former chief minister and leader of opposition in the Assembly Dharam Singh has said that he and Siddartha, son-in-law of former chief minister S M Krishna were ready for the narco-analytic test if it will bring out the truth in the mine scandal, as suggested by JD(S) leader D T Jayakumar.
  • May 2006
    • KAT pulls up Dharam govt over cop's transfer
      The Karnataka Administrative Tribunal (KAT) has come down heavily on the Dharam Singh-led government for violating policy guidelines while transferring police officials. KAT has termed ACP G B Kowri's transfer, issued on October 4, 2005, by the home department headed by Singh, as arbitrary and done with a mala fide intention to oblige politicians and set aside the transfer order.
  • April 2006
    • Deve Gowda releases compendium of letters written to Dharam’s govt
      It is time for JD (S) leader H D Deve Gowda to defend his past actions. It is time for him to pat the government led by his son. And, it is also time for him to ignore the embarrassing questions posed by the media. The occasion was to release a compendium of letters written by him to the previous coalition government led by Mr N Dharam Singh.
    • Dharam for elections, Cauvery meet
      With the border and Cauvery issues taking curious turns, former chief minister and Leader of Opposition in Assembly N Dharam Singh on Monday urged Chief Minister H D Kumaaraswamy to immediately call an all-party meeting to discuss these issues. Speaking to the media here on Monday, Mr Dharam Singh stated that it was unfortunate that Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh had agreed to lead a delegation of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samithi (MES) to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to resolve the border issue between Karnataka and Maharashtra. Moreover, Maharashtra was also to pressurise the Centre to consider some villages in Bidar district as Union territories, claiming that it had not yet been decided whether they should be in Karnataka or Maharashtra.
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