Tension increased in Karnataka government! Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan refused to become the district in-charge minister; There was a stir in the political circles

A big and shocking news is coming out from the political circles of South India. After the fresh distribution of portfolios among the ministers in the Karnataka government, voices of dissatisfaction have started rising within the party. According to information being received from political sources, senior minister Zameer Ahmed Khan is said to be very angry with the recent portfolio allocation. Due to this resentment and internal strife, he has written a letter to the Chief Minister with a strong request to completely free himself from the responsibility of being the minister in-charge of any district in the future.

Citing busyness, but discussions of resentment intensified

The letter written by Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan to the Chief Minister cites the upcoming BBMP and other local body elections, assembly by-elections as well as important responsibilities related to the party organization. His argument is that due to all these political and organizational commitments, it will not be possible for him to devote full time as the minister in-charge of any district. Apart from this, he has also requested to recuse himself from the responsibility of hoisting the national flag during the Independence Day celebrations to be held in Vijayanagar on August 15 and has clarified that he will not be able to attend the event.

Portfolio change is believed to be the real reason

Even though the minister is citing busy schedules, political circles and party sources claim that the real reason behind this decision is the recent portfolio reshuffle. Under the new distribution, the Housing Department has been retained by Zameer Ahmed, but the important responsibility of Minority Welfare and Haj Department, which he already had, will now go to UT. Has been handed over to Khadar. This letter of Zameer Ahmed coming out after such cuts and changes in the departments is giving vent to the internal discontent and differences smoldering within the Karnataka Congress, due to which the opposition parties have also got an opportunity to target the government.