Hubballi: Former chief minister and senior BJP leader BS Yediyurappa, who was forced to postpone his earlier plan to visit the state, on Friday reiterated his intention to undertake a tour that will cover the entire state. . KarnatakaAfter the elections to the Legislative Council were held.
Yediyurappa, Indore Hubli He said he would reserve a week’s time for each district to participate in the Jan Swarajya Yatra rally, where he would try to strengthen the party at the grassroots level. The former CM said, “I will hold talks with the cadre, and try to get the support of those communities which are traditionally opposed to the BJP.”
He said the primary objective of the visit was to complement the party’s efforts to secure 140 seats in the 2023 assembly elections. Calling upon the BJP workers to keep their ears to the ground, Yediyurappa said, “We should always be ready to respond to their grievances. It is only through such outreach initiatives that the party’s prospects can improve. We have to give them a call.” should offer redressal of grievances. SC/ST and earn their trust.”
Expressing confidence of the saffron party contesting 20 of the 25 seats in the Legislative Council, winning 18 of them, the former CM said, “Congress is facing an existential crisis.”
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Those who attended the rally included ministers Govind Karjol, Shankar Patil Munnekoppa, MLAs Arvind Bellad, Amrit Desai, CM Nimbanwar and MLC Pradeep Shettar.
Yediyurappa, Indore Hubli He said he would reserve a week’s time for each district to participate in the Jan Swarajya Yatra rally, where he would try to strengthen the party at the grassroots level. The former CM said, “I will hold talks with the cadre, and try to get the support of those communities which are traditionally opposed to the BJP.”
He said the primary objective of the visit was to complement the party’s efforts to secure 140 seats in the 2023 assembly elections. Calling upon the BJP workers to keep their ears to the ground, Yediyurappa said, “We should always be ready to respond to their grievances. It is only through such outreach initiatives that the party’s prospects can improve. We have to give them a call.” should offer redressal of grievances. SC/ST and earn their trust.”
Expressing confidence of the saffron party contesting 20 of the 25 seats in the Legislative Council, winning 18 of them, the former CM said, “Congress is facing an existential crisis.”
Rahul a ‘part time’ Politician: Sriramulu
Transport Minister B Sriramulu took a dig at former All India Congress Committee president Rahul Gandhi calling him a ‘part-time’ politician.
Those who attended the rally included ministers Govind Karjol, Shankar Patil Munnekoppa, MLAs Arvind Bellad, Amrit Desai, CM Nimbanwar and MLC Pradeep Shettar.
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