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Adani met DK Shivakumar in Bengaluru for a courtesy meeting following bids for a major infrastructure project in Karnataka. Adani Enterprises emerged as the lowest bidder with a bid of 22,267 crore rupees for the 16.75-kilometer Bengaluru Tunnel Road project. The bid amount exceeded the Karnataka government's initial estimate for the project. The development comes amid political debates over Congress leadership's stance regarding the Adani Group and its participation in state government projects.

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00:05On that note, we are shifting our focus down south now, wherein Adani is set to back a Key Karnataka
00:12project.
00:13Adani meets Chief Minister D.K. Shiv Kumar in Bengaluru itself.
00:16Meeting comes amid Bengaluru Tunnel Road bid.
00:19Adani has emerged the lowest bidder for the Key project.
00:2222,267 crore bid for Bengaluru's 16.75 kilometre Tunnel Road is what we are learning about.
00:31Adani bid above Karnataka government's initial estimate and Adani's bid has sparked a fresh question.
00:37Rahul attacks Adani, but DKS meets the businessman.
00:42So, it's almost as if irony dying a death of a situation that we are looking at here.
00:49If we are to go by the politics that's played around over Adani's involvement in government projects earlier as well.
00:56Now, Gautam Adani has met Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shiv Kumar.
00:59It is the Congress government that is in power in Karnataka.
01:02And this particular project will definitely be bringing in several questions,
01:07especially made by the opposition in Karnataka,
01:11as to how is it that an Adani gets a green signal for picking up a project
01:16when we do see Rahul Gandhi going all guns blazing at him
01:20almost every other time when taking potshots at the centre.
01:25Let's quickly listen in to what D.K. Shivakumar has said with regards to the project
01:28before we proceed with more details.
01:56We will get you that response in a short while, viewers.
01:59But before that, let me quickly bring in Sagaia Raj here into the conversation.
02:04Sagaia joins us on the broadcast.
02:05Sagaia, very good afternoon to you.
02:07You know, this is going to be a very interesting development
02:09given that Rahul Gandhi and all that he said attacking Adani
02:14and his involvement in projects, key governmental projects across the country.
02:20And now, one of their Chief Ministers, D.K. Shiv Kumar,
02:23are coming in to welcome him on a project like this
02:28and that to an infrastructural project for Bengaluru.
02:31How are we looking at it and what do you expect will happen?
02:35This meeting was a courtesy meeting
02:37and the bidding which was being done,
02:39it was being done long back by Adani Group
02:42and it was being shortlisted
02:44and what you get to learn is Adani Group
02:47is one of the lowest bidders amongst the other bidders
02:51who have bidded for that tunnel road
02:53and subsequently was being rewarded with that tunnel road
02:56and this particular meeting was a courtesy meeting
03:00and what we also get to learn through the sources
03:02is that Gautam Adani was here in the Denguilu Road
03:06and he wanted to meet the Chief Minister
03:08and visited his president to meet him.
03:12Right, Sagar, definitely.
03:13This comes in as a courtesy meeting, of course,
03:15but even with the entirety of the meeting coming in
03:20and the project in due time taking execution forward,
03:26we will see more politics playing around,
03:29definitely around this.
03:30But right now, viewers, we do have that response
03:32we were speaking of earlier from the Chief Minister himself.
03:36Listen in.
03:38After that, first time, after all I became Chief Minister,
03:43I was in the eyes of everyone,
03:45I was in front of the目線 Henry,
03:47I was sleeping here and keeping him coming,
03:47by giving me water because of that.
03:49On the other hand, my-你rafine,
03:51the company has made him come beyond money
03:51and the company is meeting he lives today
03:52how to make them come back.
03:52Yes, sir.테
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