<p>Karnataka Assembly Speaker U T Khader on Friday said that it was not right to criticise the training programme for newly elected MLAs even before the training had been conducted.</p>.<p>Reacting to section of mediapersons on the objections raised by a few over the plans of holding a training programme for newly elected MLAs through resource persons including Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari D Veerendra Heggade, he said training camp should be reviewed after it concludes. The government has planned to hold training sessions for the newly elected MLAs in Bengaluru from June 26.</p>.<p><b>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/top-karnataka-stories/gruha-jyoti-scheme-not-cause-of-power-tariff-hike-cost-not-passed-on-to-others-cm-siddaramaiah-1230533.html" target="_blank">Gruha Jyoti scheme not cause of power tariff hike; cost not passed on to others: CM Siddaramaiah</a></b></p>.<p>“Training is being given to newly elected MLAs on various subjects through experts including H K Patil, B L Shankar, T B Jayachandra, Krishna Byregowda, Mukyamantri Chandru, Siddaramaiah, B S Yediyurappa, MPs and others to make them understand their roles as a legislators. Besides this, 45 minutes spiritual sessions will be conducted to make the MLAs work without stress. We have planned to invite a few spiritual leaders. However, we have not received confirmation yet. Those who review and criticise the training programme should wait and see the outcome of the programme,” Khader said.</p>.<p>“If the outcome of the training was not good, then they can submit their feedback, which will be looked into when such trainings are conducted in future,” he added.</p>.<p>"Those who have no clarity on the camp and based on the information available in social media are asking me to clarify on the issue. I do not wish to speak on those who have written against the camp on social media. Let them introspect," said Khader.</p>.<p>“Ravi Shankar Guruji was out of station. I keep meeting him. As a Health Minister, I had cordial relationship with him. It is not right to say that I have invited him immediately after meeting him,” he said.</p>
<p>Karnataka Assembly Speaker U T Khader on Friday said that it was not right to criticise the training programme for newly elected MLAs even before the training had been conducted.</p>.<p>Reacting to section of mediapersons on the objections raised by a few over the plans of holding a training programme for newly elected MLAs through resource persons including Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari D Veerendra Heggade, he said training camp should be reviewed after it concludes. The government has planned to hold training sessions for the newly elected MLAs in Bengaluru from June 26.</p>.<p><b>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/top-karnataka-stories/gruha-jyoti-scheme-not-cause-of-power-tariff-hike-cost-not-passed-on-to-others-cm-siddaramaiah-1230533.html" target="_blank">Gruha Jyoti scheme not cause of power tariff hike; cost not passed on to others: CM Siddaramaiah</a></b></p>.<p>“Training is being given to newly elected MLAs on various subjects through experts including H K Patil, B L Shankar, T B Jayachandra, Krishna Byregowda, Mukyamantri Chandru, Siddaramaiah, B S Yediyurappa, MPs and others to make them understand their roles as a legislators. Besides this, 45 minutes spiritual sessions will be conducted to make the MLAs work without stress. We have planned to invite a few spiritual leaders. However, we have not received confirmation yet. Those who review and criticise the training programme should wait and see the outcome of the programme,” Khader said.</p>.<p>“If the outcome of the training was not good, then they can submit their feedback, which will be looked into when such trainings are conducted in future,” he added.</p>.<p>"Those who have no clarity on the camp and based on the information available in social media are asking me to clarify on the issue. I do not wish to speak on those who have written against the camp on social media. Let them introspect," said Khader.</p>.<p>“Ravi Shankar Guruji was out of station. I keep meeting him. As a Health Minister, I had cordial relationship with him. It is not right to say that I have invited him immediately after meeting him,” he said.</p>
