Highlighting fiscal concerns, Ashoka pointed to plans to borrow ₹93,000 crore during the January–March quarter. He said such borrowing reflected panic-driven financial management. According to him, the state faced a deep fiscal imbalance caused by weak planning.

Ashoka alleged that fresh loans were taken to repay older debts. He also claimed funds were being used to sustain guarantee schemes. He described the schemes as financially unsustainable. Ashoka said cash flow problems had emerged due to policy failures.

The opposition leader warned that history would judge Siddaramaiah on economic outcomes, not tenure. He said Karnataka was being burdened with massive debt. Ashoka claimed inefficiency had become visible across governance. He added that future generations would bear the consequences of current decisions. The Congress government has not responded to the allegations so far.

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He demanded immediate action against the police personnel involved. Vijayendra urged Home Minister G. Parameshwara to suspend the officers responsible. He said such incidents damage public trust in law enforcement. The BJP, he added, would not remain silent on attacks against its workers.

In a post on social media platform X, Vijayendra described the incident as disgraceful and shameful. He said the episode amounted to an attack on a woman’s dignity. According to him, the incident reflected a serious failure of governance and law enforcement in Karnataka.

The BJP leader further alleged that the state was moving towards vendetta-driven governance. He claimed that the rule of law had collapsed under the present regime. Vijayendra also accused the police of shielding a Congress corporator. He said an FIR should have been registered against the corporator instead of BJP workers. The government has not issued an official response yet.

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Parameshwara responded to the BJP’s call for an NIA probe, stating that the SIT is investigating the case thoroughly. He clarified that if the Enforcement Directorate (ED) wants to investigate any funding related to the alleged conspiracy, the government cannot stop them.

Regarding BJP state President B.Y. Vijayendra’s visit to the home of Soujanya, the minor girl who was allegedly kidnapped and murdered in 2012, Parameshwara reiterated that the case stays with the SIT. He emphasized that no external intervention is necessary.

The minister also addressed reports of a woman claiming to have seen the kidnapping in Dharmasthala, stating that the SIT will investigate all such statements. Parameshwara assured the public that the investigation is ongoing and is being conducted properly, without any lapses.

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