Reportedly former chief minister SM krishna said that prime minister Narendra Modi, home minister amit shah and party National President jp nadda have given him an important responsibility by recognizing the talent of BY Vijayendra. Former chief minister SM krishna said that prime minister Narendra Modi, home minister amit shah and party National President jp nadda have given him an important responsibility by recognizing the talent of BY Vijayendra. He also said that Vijayendra needs to show his mark in the upcoming lok sabha elections.

Talking to reporters after meeting Vijayendra at his residence on Monday, krishna congratulated Vijayendra on his newly elected bjp president. To build the bjp on a solid foundation in the state for decades, former chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa has worked hard. He said that on the property he built, Vijayendra will bear the big responsibility of building a big party and making his mark in the next lok sabha elections and the local elections that follow. I wish Vijayendra all the success. Young talents should emerge not today but tomorrow. Seniors should work in coordination with them. We should enable them and strengthen their hands. They should be guided, he said. Change of state president is natural. As elders, we have to reconcile. Young people should emerge from today and tomorrow. Their hands should be strengthened and guided. krishna said we should walk with them.

States should discuss Cauvery and form a hardship formula: The four states should discuss the issue of Cauvery river water sharing and formulate a hardship formula and bring it to the fore. Former chief minister S. M. krishna has suggested that appropriate decisions should be taken regarding river water management in the framework of hardship formula. Speaking to reporters, he said that when data-faced with a difficult situation due to lack of rain, it is necessary to formulate a difficult formula on how to get Cauvery river water. He suggested that the four states of Cauvery river basin should discuss about the Sankasha Sutra and then make appropriate decisions about river water management within the framework of the Sankasha Sutra. Even when he was the chief minister, there was a tense situation on the Cauvery issue. The then prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee called the Chief Ministers of the two states and held several meetings to try to negotiate, but to no avail. Finally the supreme court had to climb the stairs. Then the next step was taken by taking legal advice from the retired Chief Justice Venkatachaliah, Justice ravindra of the supreme Court. He suggested that the state government should continue in the same way.