‘No change in our stand, fight will go on in SC’, says Karnataka CM amidst tension

Karnataka-Maharashtra Border Dispute: The border dispute between Karnataka and Maharashtra is deepening. The Chief Ministers of both the states have also talked about this matter. Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai tweeted about this on Tuesday (December 6) and said that the Chief Minister of Maharashtra Eknath Shinde (Eknath Shinde) had a telephonic discussion with me, we both agreed that peace and law and order should be maintained in both the states.

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai further said that there is a cordial relationship between the people of both the states. However, as far as the Karnataka border is concerned, there is no change in our stand and the legal battle will continue in the Supreme Court. Earlier on Tuesday, there was violence towards both the states during the day. Vehicles from Maharashtra were attacked in Karnataka. The glasses of many trucks were also broken.

Vehicles targeted in Karnataka-Maharashtra

In protest against this, Shiv Sainiks in Maharashtra’s Pune also blackened the government buses of Karnataka. On Tuesday, the Karnataka government had allowed Maharashtra’s bus to come to Belagavi during the day. The Karnataka Police had said that there could be stone pelting on the bus here. Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai had also talked to Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis regarding this matter.

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Sharad Pawar gave the ultimatum

On this controversy, NCP Chief Sharad Pawar had given an ultimatum on Tuesday saying that the people of Maharashtra are being attacked. Vehicles from Maharashtra are being targeted. This is creating an atmosphere of panic. Pawar had said that if the situation does not improve in the next 24 hours, then whatever happens next will be entirely the responsibility of the Karnataka and Central governments. No one should test the patience of Maharashtra.

What did Devendra Fadnavis say?

On the ultimatum of the NCP chief, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that he has spoken to the Chief Minister of Karnataka. Pawar saheb will not be able to go to Karnataka. Maharashtra is known for maintaining law and order. The Karnataka government is expected to maintain law and order. I have expressed my displeasure by talking to the Chief Minister of Karnataka on this whole issue. I will talk to Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the whole controversy. There is an appeal to the people of Maharashtra that they should not be furious.

Shiv Sena workers taken into custody

Shiv Sena (Uddhav Thackeray) party workers were detained during the day on Tuesday. Shiv Sena workers were trying to enter Belagavi in ​​Karnataka. Apart from this, many people were also detained in Pune for sprinkling paint on Karnataka buses. Pune Police officials had said that seven people have been detained for sprinkling paint on Karnataka buses over the Karnataka-Maharashtra border issue. No sabotage was reported. The process of filing a case is going on.

Controversy over the claim on Belagavi

Actually, there is a border dispute going on between Maharashtra and Karnataka regarding the claim on Belagavi. Each other’s vehicles have been targeted in both the states. In view of the tense atmosphere on the border, police took pro-Kannada and Marathi leaders into custody in the border district. In Karnataka, trucks and vehicles with Maharashtra registration were targeted. In a show of strength, pro-Kannada language organizations demonstrated in Belagavi and opposed the ministerial delegation from the neighboring state.

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