MLA threatens resignation over failure to declare Gadag drought-affected
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
H.K. Patil, a Congress MLA and former minister, stated that he would decide on resigning his MLA post between October 2 and October 10 if his demand was not met. His demand was that the government declare Gadag a drought-affected district. Patil blamed officials concerned for misinterpreting guidelines, noting that Gadag was experiencing a 49 percent rain deficit.
From deccanchronicle.com
Why it matters
The issue centers on the government's failure to officially declare drought status for Gadag. Patil stated that the Chief Minister was aware of the grave situation in Gadag following a visit on September 1.
From deccanchronicle.com
Who's involved
- Government of AssamThe government is facing political pressure regarding the failure to declare Gadag a drought-affected district.
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