Yeddy, Shettar, Discount Rumours About Revolt by Partymen


Daijiworld Media Network – Bangalore (SP)

Bangalore, Nov 18: In a statement made at Bangalore on Thursday November 18, state Chief Minister, B S Yeddyurappa, termed the news about collection of signatures of over 60 state legislators in a memorandum addressed to the BJP high command for affecting a change in the leadership in the state, as baseless rumour. He was reacting to stories about the revolt against his leadership emanating from different media.

Referring to linking of MP, Anant Kumar’s name to the alleged revolt, Yeddyurappa said that the party was built by himself and Anant Kumar together in the state, and that there were no differences of opinion between the two. “All these reports are just cock and bull stories. They have no substance,” he asserted.

Speaking in Bijapur, rural development and panchayat raj minister, Jagadish Shettar, too concurred with the above. “At present, there is no question of change in the leadership in the state government. This is just the creation of the media,” he commented. He said this issue has never come up for discussion at any of the party forums.

In the meantime, Rashtreeya Swayamsevak Sangh leaders have reportedly been pressurizing the BJP top brass to change the Chief Minister. It is said that the RSS leaders have expressed surprise at the fact that scandal in land deals of such a large scale had occurred in the state. BJP national president, Nitin Gadkari, is currently going through papers connected with the land denotification scam, to understand the magnitude of the issue and to decide on the futre of Yeddyurappa, reports have revealed.

  

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  • Vincy, Shamboor/Bangkok

    Thu, Nov 18 2010

    He should buy and distribute more sarees before he is kicked out by Nithin Gadkari.

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  • Louis D'Souza, Udupi/Kuwait

    Thu, Nov 18 2010

    Bangalore: Under pressure for his alleged involvement in the land scam, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa has called a cabinet meeting on Thursday evening.


    The BJP government is expected to order judicial probe into the scams.


    Meanwhile, the political storm in Karnataka over Yeddyurappa's involvement in the land scam continued as Congress MPs from the state staged protest outside the parliament.


    Amidst the rising heat over the scam, Yeddyurappa complained to BJP president Nitin Gadkari about attempts being made by detractors from within the party to dislodge him.


    The Karnataka CM downplayed also reports of the RSS intention to change the state leadership as fuelled by the media.


    A confident Yeddyurappa said that he spoke Nitin Gadkari, who is happy with the state government's performance.

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  • Chandra, Kolkata

    Thu, Nov 18 2010

    Dear Friends, Kindly suggest few probable names in Karnataka BJP who you people feel are clean, have good administrative ability and would be suitable for the post of CM... In case the one is a life time bachelor like Modi Ji it will be a boon... It is we who have elected them, so we should try to identify the Best among them... Currently No other CM of BJP/NDA except Yeddyurappa have such a bad image... We need a change..

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  • Ronald Mathias, Mangalore / Bahrain

    Thu, Nov 18 2010

    Sri. Ananth Kumar wants to become the State CM. Good if the high command of BJP (Brasta Janata Party) high command. It will be a end of the road to BJP in Karnataka State...!!!??

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