Yeddyurappa Will Travel All Over Karnataka To Organize BJP

Yeddyurappa will travel all over Karnataka to organize BJP, aiming to win 140 to 150 seats in elections.

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa on Sunday said that the BJP has set a target of winning 140 to 150 seats in the next assembly election and will soon visit the entire state to organize the party to achieve this.

The chief minister said this after inaugurating a special meeting of the state unit of BJP in Shivamogga. The meeting was attended by Karnataka general secretary in-charge of Arun Singh, state unit president Nalin Kumar Katil.

Union ministers Pralhad Joshi and Sadanand Gowda, and several other leaders including the national general secretary CT Ravi. The next assembly elections in Karnataka are to be held in the year 2023.

During the 2018 assembly elections, BJP won 104 seats, Congress 78, and JD (S) 37 seats.

Meanwhile, Arun Singh has said that Yeddyurappa will continue as the Chief Minister of Karnataka and the much-awaited expansion of the state cabinet will be done soon.

He also cautioned leaders to make public statements on party related issues. Singh said that I have said many times that Yeddyurappa is our Chief Minister and he will continue in office.

They take care of all sections of society. He is one of the prominent party leaders in the state.

Kumaraswamy said – JDS not joining NDA, BJP spreading rumors

Former Karnataka chief minister and Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Kumaraswamy has said that the Bharatiya Janata Party is duly spreading rumors that JD S is going to join the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

Kumaraswamy tweeted on Sunday that the BJP understood by winning the Gram Panchayat elections that all efforts to abolish the JDS had failed.

That is why the BJP is spreading rumors of JD S joining the NDA in a formal manner. But all these things are false.

Kumaraswamy said that he had a good rapport with Prime Minister Narendra Modi better than the BJP leaders of the state.

He said that BJP should stay away from JDS issues. The BJP is trying to poison the minds of JD-S activists and its supporters. He said that his party does not need BJP’s friendship.

He is completely focused on the development of the state. There is no need for a coalition at this time.

Kumaraswamy said that in 1997 when Deve Gowda left his post as Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee had said that he would support him and the Janata Dal.

We have left the post of Prime Minister in the past and rejected the authority of the Center. Elections for 5,728-gram panchayats in Karnataka were held on December 22 and 27 in 91,339 seats.