NCP asks Twitter CEO Elon Musk to assist resolve Maharashtra-Karnataka border dispute
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Express News Service
MUMBAI: In what could possibly be seen as an amusing flip of occasions, NCP state president Jayant Patil on Monday requested Twitter CEO Elon Musk to assist resolve the continuing border dispute between Maharashtra and Karnataka by clarifying whether or not Karnataka Chief Minister Basvaraj Bommai had tweeted controversial tweets concerning the border problem from his Twitter account or not.
Elon Musk on Monday launched a ballot on the micro-blogging web site asking whether or not he ought to keep or down as Twitter’s CEO and added that he would abide by the ballot’s outcomes.
Patil tagged Musk’s tweet and requested the latter to resolve the problem over if Bommai had allegedly tweeted something that might escalate additional tensions on the border. “But before you step down as Twitter head, you must give the result of who really tweeted from Karnataka CM Basvaraj Bommai’s social media account,” Patil requested Elon Musk.
The opposition alleged that Bommai had posted a sequence of tweets over the Maharashtra and Karnataka border resulting in a tumultuous scenario on the border. Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde had additionally complained to Union Home Minister Amit Shah towards Karnataka CM, however Shah denied the accusations.
Bommai in a latest assembly with Amit Shah and Eknath Shinde denied that he had not tweeted something that may flare up the border dispute. Bommai claimed somebody had hacked his social media account and printed the tweets in query. Following the assembly, the Home Minister mentioned the authenticity of the tweets might be verified and motion might be taken towards these concerned.
Meanwhile, the Maharashtra state meeting witnessed an uproar over the border dispute. Opposition events alleged that Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde had failed to guard the curiosity of the Maharashtra folks.
Maharashtra’s Leader of Opposition Ajit Pawar mentioned that elected representatives like MLAs and MPs have been barred from getting into Karnataka. Pawar mentioned the Karnataka CM issued an order to arrest the Maharashtra leaders who entered Karnataka, regardless of the latter agreeing to cooperate over the border tussle following a latest assembly with Amit Shah.
MUMBAI: In what could possibly be seen as an amusing flip of occasions, NCP state president Jayant Patil on Monday requested Twitter CEO Elon Musk to assist resolve the continuing border dispute between Maharashtra and Karnataka by clarifying whether or not Karnataka Chief Minister Basvaraj Bommai had tweeted controversial tweets concerning the border problem from his Twitter account or not.
Elon Musk on Monday launched a ballot on the micro-blogging web site asking whether or not he ought to keep or down as Twitter’s CEO and added that he would abide by the ballot’s outcomes.
Patil tagged Musk’s tweet and requested the latter to resolve the problem over if Bommai had allegedly tweeted something that might escalate additional tensions on the border. “But before you step down as Twitter head, you must give the result of who really tweeted from Karnataka CM Basvaraj Bommai’s social media account,” Patil requested Elon Musk.
The opposition alleged that Bommai had posted a sequence of tweets over the Maharashtra and Karnataka border resulting in a tumultuous scenario on the border. Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde had additionally complained to Union Home Minister Amit Shah towards Karnataka CM, however Shah denied the accusations.
Bommai in a latest assembly with Amit Shah and Eknath Shinde denied that he had not tweeted something that may flare up the border dispute. Bommai claimed somebody had hacked his social media account and printed the tweets in query. Following the assembly, the Home Minister mentioned the authenticity of the tweets might be verified and motion might be taken towards these concerned.
Meanwhile, the Maharashtra state meeting witnessed an uproar over the border dispute. Opposition events alleged that Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde had failed to guard the curiosity of the Maharashtra folks.
Maharashtra’s Leader of Opposition Ajit Pawar mentioned that elected representatives like MLAs and MPs have been barred from getting into Karnataka. Pawar mentioned the Karnataka CM issued an order to arrest the Maharashtra leaders who entered Karnataka, regardless of the latter agreeing to cooperate over the border tussle following a latest assembly with Amit Shah.
