Bengaluru, Sept. 3 -- The Leader of Opposition in Karnataka Assembly R Ashoka on Thursday said the Congress government's decision to withdraw the Park Amendment Bill allowing five per cent of park land to be used for infrastructure was another victory for the BJP's struggle, and said the party would continue to oppose any attempt to use park land in the future.

Speaking at a press conference, Ashoka said the BJP had announced the "Save Parks, Save Bengaluru" campaign and that the state Congress government had now withdrawn the Bill permitting five per cent of park land to be used for infrastructure.

He said this had given the BJP two victories in a single month and described the government as a "short-term Chief Minister" and a "U-turn ...