The BJP’s central management has determined to stay with BSY-B.Y. Vijayendra
BJP State Vice President B.Y. Vijayendra on Wednesday sought to make it clear that the occasion’s central management has dominated out any change of management in Karnataka until the tip of the time period of the present Meeting.
He instructed reporters in Mysuru that BJP’s Nationwide Common Secretary Arun Singh, who’s in control of Karnataka, had praised the administration of Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa whereas making it clear that he’ll proceed on the helm for the remaining two years of the time period of the Meeting.
He replied within the affirmative when requested if the marketing campaign for change of management was a closed chapter.
Mr. Vijayendra, who’s Mr. Yediyurappa’s son, stated there is no such thing as a want to connect any political significance to visits by BJP MLAs or Ministers to New Delhi. “There is no such thing as a bar on anyone visiting the nationwide capital. They could have even gone for private causes. So, there is no such thing as a must lend a political color to the visits,” he stated.
Other than Mr. Arun Singh, the BJP’s State President Nalin Kumar Kateel had insisted that there will probably be no change of management in Karnataka.
When his consideration was drawn to the Congress occasion’s allegation that the BJP authorities was neither administering the State correctly nor controlling COVID-19, Mr. Vijayendra referred to the developments within the State Congress over the past 10 days and stated it was ‘laughable’ that leaders within the opposition occasion had been squabbling over who could be the following Chief Minister.
Mr. Vijayendra stated he could be assembly occasion staff in Varuna Meeting constituency in addition to different components of Mysuru. He stated {that a} choice on him contesting the following Meeting elections and the constituency from the place he’ll contest will probably be taken solely after two years.
He spoke to reporters after collaborating in a programme organised to distribute ration kits to staff of Mysuru zoo who had been hit by COVID-19.
