Karnataka Home Minister  

In a great display of care and concern, Karnataka's home minister Basavaraj Bommai has gotten his residence in his assembly constituency converted into covid care centre
 

Karnataka home minister Basavaraj Bommai has said that the state would stick to the three-language policy 

Karnataka home minister MB Patil said that the state government has provided a room for National Investigation Agency (NIA) to aid investigation into the incident in which bombs were found in Ramanagara, Karnataka.

Stressing on the fact that the party will be forced to take punitive measures against those crossing the “Lakshman Rekha,” Karnataka home minister MB Patil said that Congress-JDS coalition government would complete its full term of five years

In the wake of a metal cover of a grenade being spotted at Bengaluru’s Sangolli Rayanna Railway Station, Karnataka home minister Patil urged the people to remain vigilant and not to panic

 

Karnataka home minister MB Patil has said to media that he assures probe in the Reshma Padeknur death case and added that strict action would be taken against the accused by the police.
 

A suspicious man refused to be checked at the Majestic metro station in Bengaluru on Tuesday (May 7), making the police be on high alert across the city. Karnataka home minister MB Patil spoke to reporters about the incident
 

Pratap Simha, the BJP MP from Mysuru lashed out at Karnataka home minister MB Patil for allegedly using police force to drive home vendetta politics. The criticism comes in the wake of senior journalist SA Hemanth Kumar being arrested over fake letter row related to the separate religion for Lingayats.

Days after the founder of Postcard News Mahesh Vikram Hegde was arrested in the fake letter row relating to Karnataka home minister MB Patil, another journalist SA Hemanth Kumar has been held for questioning in the same issue. However, the BJP claims that the chief minister and the home minister are resorting to vindictiveness and vendetta, and are using the police machinery to suit their whims and fancies.

Karnataka home minister MB Patil was asked to go back and stand in the line when he and his entourage were given access to enter the temple ahead of the crowd. The young girl told him not to expect special treatment just because he is a minister. Patil apologised to the girl and “convinced” her to let him go ahead

Karnataka home minister MB Patil defended the lecturer who was made to kneel by the ABVP members for posting ‘anti-India’ comments on Facebook. The minister said that he found nothing derogatory and it was an incident of moral policing.

Karnataka Congress MLA Anand Singh was assaulted by party MLA Ganesh in a resort on the outskirts of Bengaluru. Arrest warrant has been issued against Ganesh, who is currently absconding. While Congress promised to arrest Ganesh, BJP launched a scathing attack.

Though visuals of Shana’s rash driving were all over the media, no action has been taken against her. Is the Karnataka deputy chief minister protecting her?

Terrorist arrested from Ramanagar reveals plan to kill Dalai Lama? Reacting to the same, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara said that he had no clue about Muneer and his activities, but NIA had found out through international level of findings. 
 

Incessant rains in the city have been wreaking havoc, crumbling the infrastructure, flooding the roads, uprooting trees, causing traffic jams and leaving many stranded. At such a time, a Home Minister asking for zero-traffic facility, when he was in no urgency to attend an emergency meeting or concern is surely a matter of concern.