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Yeddyurappa taken back to strengthen BJP: Smriti Irani

  •   Sat, Jan 11 2014 07:45:32 PM

Panaji, Jan 11 (IANS): Former Karnataka chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa was taken back into the party to strengthen it ahead of the Lok Sabha election, BJP general secretary Smriti Irani said Saturday.

Irani is in Goa to oversee preparations for the Bharatiya Janata Party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's rally Sunday.

"Whatever needs to be done to strengthen the party will be done," Irani told the media, when asked why a leader indicted in scandals has been taken back into the party.

Yeddyurappa, a leader of the powerful Lingayat community, quit the BJP ahead of the last assembly polls after he was dropped as chief minister by the BJP amid charges of corruption.

  

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  • anonymous, india

    Mon, Jan 13 2014

    Buying votes/ Loosing morals /compromising on values.
    Lawmakers are LAW breakers and we have just elected them back to power?
    Well, this is a shame.
    we get what we want.
    do we need them?
    do we have to compromise on our principles?
    yedyurappa like other CMs has just been helping businessmen with vested interest to silently-quietly LOOT the state.
    make money at the state cost and its people for a few pockets.
    so, where are the values .
    Will this apply to all?
    Now , just for the sake of numbers to stay on power and start looting the state again?
    when one should use the core minerals for core production to build the nation.
    These guys simply sell to the Chinese and others and make money.
    ok, but at whose cost?
    why?
    what has smita to lose?

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