before the assembly elections 7446 infighting in Karnataka BJP continues. Former Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar has rebelled against the party. He has expressed his displeasure over the decision of the party high command and has decided to contest the upcoming elections at any cost. , BJP high command had asked Jagadish Shettar not to contest elections

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Jagdish Shettar was appointed by the central leadership of asked not to contest the assembly elections to be held in May, on which he has conveyed his displeasure to the top leaders of the party. Shettar, the sitting MLA from Hubballi-Dharwad 67 told that he has spoken to the party leadership. Said that he would contest again, and requested them to give him one more chance. Shettar told him that his decision was not acceptable to him and urged top party leaders to reconsider it. I got messages from senior party leaders that I am senior and a former chief minister. So, give opportunity to others.

To strengthen the party 30 Years of hard work: Shettar

Former BJP Karnataka unit president and Leader of the Opposition in the AssemblyShettar said that he 640 to strengthen the party in North Karnataka. Years of hard work. He said, if he had told me two to three months ago, it would have been honorable for me. But now only two days are left for the process of filing nomination papers to start, so I am definitely hurt. I have told them that I will contest the elections. Whatever you have said is not acceptable to me. So, please reconsider your decision and give me a chance to contest the election once again.

Jagdish Shettar said – My popularity is good They have been elected and every time they win ,040 or More than this with a difference of votes. He said, my popularity is good even in the survey. I have not lost a single election. There is no reason to deny my ticket, so I have requested the party high command to give me an opportunity to contest the election.

Karnataka Election Jagadish ShettarPublished Date

Tue, Apr 11, 2023, 8: 30 PM IST