Karnataka ranks second in investment and GST: Home Minister G Parameshwara

ANI April 10, 2025 135 views

Karnataka's Home Minister G Parameshwara delivered a compelling press conference highlighting the state's impressive economic standing. He proudly announced Karnataka's second-place ranking in investment and GST collection, showcasing the government's financial prowess. Parameshwara emphasized the state's commitment to inclusive development by allocating funds for five guarantees across different communities. The minister also addressed women's safety, discussing the Nirbhaya project implementation and his dedication to protecting women's rights.

"We have attracted the attention of the nation" - G Parameshwara
Mandya, April 9: Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwara claimed on Wednesday that the state ranks second in the country in terms of investment and GST collection. He made the remarks while addressing a press conference at the District Congress Office in Mandya.

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Karnataka ranks second in investment and GST collection nationwide

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Government allocated budget for five guarantees across communities

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State implemented Nirbhaya project with significant grants

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Emphasizes economic and women's empowerment initiatives

Parameshwara said that the BJP understands that the state government stands on their word, which has made Karnataka number two in investment and GST collection.

"The BJP now understands that our government is acting as the words of our government. Karnataka ranks second in investment. We have attracted the attention of the nation. We are ranked 2nd in the country to build GST. He said that investment and taxation in the state would be a financial situation", Parameshwara said while addressing the media as per a press release.

The Karnataka Home Minister said the government has allocated a budget to fulfil the promise of five guarantees regardless of caste, religion, and party. He alleged the Union Government of not cooperating in the distribution of 10 kg rice.

"The BJP alleged that the government would fail to fulfill the promises given. We have allocated funds in the budget for five guarantees. We have given equal plans to all, regardless of caste, religion and party. We have given plans for girls to gain economic power. The central government did not cooperate with us for the distribution of 10 kg of free rice. We have paid for instead of five kg", he said.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, G Parameshwara responded to the criticisms he faced over his controversial comments on the Bengaluru molestation case.

Speaking to the media, he highlighted the implementation of the Nirbhaya project, claiming that Karnataka has utilised more grants for the initiative than any other state. Parameshwara also emphasised his dedication to taking strict measures for the protection of women, expressing regret if his remarks have offended the nation's mothers.

Reader Comments

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Priya K.
This is great news for Karnataka! Second in investment and GST shows our state's economic strength 💪 Hope this translates to more jobs and development projects soon!
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Rahul M.
While the economic numbers look good, I wish the government would be more transparent about how these investments are benefiting common people. Still seeing too many potholes and infrastructure issues in Bangalore.
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Sanjay P.
The five guarantees scheme seems promising, especially for women's empowerment. But the rice distribution issue with the center is concerning - hope they resolve it soon for the benefit of the poor.
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Ananya R.
Glad to hear about the Nirbhaya funds being utilized properly! Safety for women should always be top priority 👏 Hope to see more concrete actions beyond just announcements though.
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Vikram S.
The ranking is impressive, but I wonder how much of this investment is actually reaching smaller towns beyond Bangalore? The development seems very concentrated in the IT corridor.

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