PayCM row: K'taka CM Bommai says Congress is playing dirty politics

If at all there is any issue, it should be spoken directly, Bommai said

Slamming Congress party leaders for their 'PayCM' campaign, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai stated that it is the dirty politics of Congress.

"Instead of producing documents to prove 40 per cent commission charges, the opposition party has taken the path of immorality," he said

"This is the indicator of the party's loss of moral identity," Bommai added.

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Speaking to media persons, here on Saturday, he warned that the government would initiate action against those who launched the campaign.

"Congress leaders have become desperate after losing power. They have no patience to study any issue. Without any preparation, they attended the assembly session. They have no concern for people and they are under the impression that they could come to power through bad politics. But it is no possible in Karnataka," Bommai said.

On cabinet expansion, he said that the discussions are in progress and he would visit Delhi to hold talks with Central leaders in this regard.

"Pre-poll surveys are predicting different results. But we know the pulse of the people and BJP will come back to power," he added.