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DK Shivkumar is the Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka.
In Karnataka, the Congress made a post on social media, which had a map showing Jammu and Kashmir a part of Pakistan. In this post in Kannada, Prime Minister Modi and the government were criticized as they failed to stop Pakistan from the International Monetary Fund. However, this post has now been removed from X.
When asked about this, the party’s state president and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar said, “This is wrong. It was a small mistake. We have removed everything. Somebody had committed mischief.
When asked about the repeated disturbances on the party’s social media handle, Shivkumar said, “Those responsible for the post have been removed.
Screen shot of X post of Karnataka Congress, although it has been deleted …
BJP bid- Congress IT cell sleeper cell of terrorists
Reacting to the post, Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly R Ashok said that by tweeting a map showing Kashmir a part of Pakistan, the Karnataka Congress has once again shown its love for sinful Pakistan. There is no doubt that the IT cell of the Karnataka Congress Party is a sleeper cell of Pakistani terrorists.
Ashok also pointed out the comment of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, before Operation Sindoor, and said, “The Chief Minister, who advocated in favor of Pakistan, changed his stand after the public outrage.”
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IMF gave a loan of $ 1 billion to Pakistan
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has given a new loan of $ 1.4 billion (about ₹ 12 thousand crore) to Pakistan on Friday (May 9) under the Climate Regulation Loan Program.
Also, the first review of the help of $ 7 billion (about ₹ 60 thousand crore) being found under Expected Fund Facility (EFF) has also been approved. With this, Pakistan will get $ 1 billion (about ₹ 8,542 crore) in the next installment.