BJP spokesperson NV Subhash criticized the Congress party for its internal conflicts regarding portfolio allocations in Karnataka, stating that the party has 'cheating in its DNA' and misleads voters with unfulfilled promises. He pointed out that senior Congress MLA Ramalinga Reddy was unhappy with his appointment as water resources minister, desiring the more lucrative Bangalore Development Authority position instead. This dissatisfaction reflects deeper issues within the party. Furthermore, Subhash dismissed allegations made by Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president KT Rama Rao regarding a coal scam, labeling them as laughable and a distraction. He called for an independent investigation into the alleged irregularities during the BRS's governance, suggesting that a retired Supreme Court judge should oversee the inquiry to ensure transparency and accountability. Subhash's remarks highlight the ongoing political tensions in Karnataka and Telangana, emphasizing the BJP's position against both Congress and BRS.