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#Karnataka MLAs secure IPL Tickets After pushing for VIP access, legislators have now been allotted 2-3 IPL tickets each, seated together in the P3 stand instead of being scattered across sections Venkatesh Prasad, chief of Karnataka State Cricket Association also met CM Siddaramaiah and deputy DK Shivakumar, extending formal...

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“We are VIPs, We Cannot Stand in Queues: KSCA Should Give 5 Tickets to Each MLA and Minister of Karnataka,” says Congress MLA Vijayananda Kashappanavar Bengaluru Congress MLA Vijayananda Kashappanavar has strongly criticized the Karnataka State Cricket Association (#KSCA) for denying tickets to legislators and ministers for the upcoming Indian Premier League (#IPL) matches starting March 28. Speaking to reporters, Kashappanavar said that despite availing government facilities such as security, KSCA has failed to show respect to elected representatives. “They are not issuing tickets to MLAs, ministers, or their families. Instead, they are asking people to book online. We all know how online booking works,it leads to black marketing. Tickets worth ₹5,000 are being sold for ₹35,000,” he alleged. The MLA demanded that at least five tickets be allotted to each legislator along with separate seating arrangements. “We are VIPs; we cannot stand in queues. Last time, we were made to sit in the general gallery with the public. This should not happen again,” he said, adding that the issue has been raised in the Assembly and taken up with the Speaker. Kashappanavar further revealed that the Deputy Chief Minister has assured legislators of resolving the matter by arranging tickets and ensuring proper seating. On the Home Minister’s meeting with KSCA, Kashappanavar dismissed claims of effective guidelines being issued. “There are no proper guidelines. KSCA has become too powerful because IPL matches are happening. They are collecting money and enjoying it. If this continues, we will fight against it,” he warned. Karnataka Congress BJP Karnataka BCCI IndianPremierLeague Royal Challengers Bengaluru

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It is disappointing to hear DK Shivakumar justify VIP ticket demands by saying that MLAs have a “right” because they are part of the government. This logic is fundamentally flawed and raises serious concerns about misuse of power and privilege. MLAs are elected representatives, not entitled elites. They are part of the government because the people of Karnataka voted them into power. The real stakeholders of the government are the citizens, not the politicians themselves. If being “part of the government” is the basis for receiving free IPL tickets, then by that same logic, every citizen of Karnataka who collectively forms and sustains the government should also be entitled to such benefits. If all citizens demanded free tickets, would that be acceptable? Clearly not. It would be financially unsustainable and absurd. Then how is it justified for a select group of elected officials to claim such privileges at the expense of fairness and transparency? This creates a perception that public office is being used for personal perks rather than public service. Moreover, events like the IPL are commercial in nature, not government functions. Providing preferential treatment to politicians undermines the principles of equality and accountability. It sends a message that those in power operate by a different set of rules than the common people. Instead of defending such demands, leaders should set an example by respecting ethical boundaries and avoiding any appearance of impropriety. Public trust is built when leaders act with integrity, not when they justify special treatment for themselves. #bangalore #bengaluru #dkshivakumar DK Shivakumar Royal Challengers Bengaluru Siddaramaiah Karnataka Congress KSCAOfficial alok kumar Mohandas Pai

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