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KCV a buffoon says Karnataka's senior Muslim Congress MLA

 R Roshan Baig, veteran Congress legislator on a otherwise politically dull Tuesday created a stir by his angry outbursts against his own party men ultimately ending up in receiving a show cause notice by the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee headed by Dinesh Gundurao.
In fact he threw a stone at the Congress honeycomb nest Yesterday itself by speaking to a select few journalists of the Silicon city's Urdu newspapers. Today's reactions and actions were only a follow up of his public outbursts which kept on getting reiterated throughout the day on the local broadcast media.

When his reaction over his statements in today's Urdu print media was sought by media persons, he went a few steps further in comparison to what he had Yesterday and called the party bosses with all sorts of names possible.He described KC Venugopal, General Secretary of All India Congress Committee as a 'Buffoon' while terming Dinesh Gundurao, KPCC president and Siddaramaiah, former chief minister as 'Flop Shows'!

The eight times member of the state legislative Assembly and multiple times minister in the Janata Party and Congress governments also squarely blamed the above three people if the findings of the exit polls were to come true in the state.A politician right from the college days during the early eighties began his political career with the Janata Party. However he switched over to the Congress party after the state Janata cum Janata Dal Party suffered many splits in between.

R Roshan Baig has enjoyed enough power as a minister of different portfolios during his prolonged tenure of eight times so far. In that way and on the face of it there's no valid justification for his public diatribe since Yesterday.Of course he was a sad man after being let out of the ministry formation when the Janata Dal Secular(JDS) and Indian National Congress(INC) government assumed office in the state last year.
R Ramalingareddy, another veteran city legislator also had the same grouse during the ministry formation. But he chose to aim his guns at two cabinet ministers of his own party for not being included into the cabinet.

Contrary to R Ramalingareddy, R Roshan Baig is much more candid in making sweeping remarks against his party bosses and has also showered praises to the saffron party thus indicating of his possible political footsteps sooner or later.Perhaps H Vishwanath, state Janata Dal Secular party president and bete noire of Siddaramaiah was the happiest person today following the statements of R Roshan Baig. He in fact he thanked R Roshan Baig for speaking the 'truth ultimately'.

H Vishwanath is also known for casting aspersions against Siddaramaiah for the latter's penchant of going to the public every now and then of becoming a chief minister once again.He has even reprimanded the former Congress chief minister with all possible taunts and names leading to a uneasy situation between the coalition partners.However the fact remains that H Vishwanath may not have stooped to that level without a formal go ahead from the Janata Dal Secular party top brass.Apart from R Roshan Baig even his son, R Ruman Baig has also praised the Bharatiya Janata Party on his twitter handle thus giving enough indications of the road ahead.

-Manohar Yadavatti

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