Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023 BJP has released its first list. in which New faces have been fielded in the election field. However, with the release of the list, a ruckus has also started inside the BJP. Many veteran leaders of the state have threatened to leave the party if they are not given tickets. , Former Deputy Chief Minister Laxman Savadi announced to quit BJP Has announced his resignation from the primary membership. He 10 Was expecting a ticket in the assembly elections to be held on May. Although the party did not give him the ticket. He has been MLA three times from Athani assembly seat of Savadi district. In the last election, he had to face defeat at the hands of then Congress candidate Mahesh Kumathalli. Kumathalli was one of the leaders of Congress defectors who tried to topple the then Congress-JD(S) coalition government and 40303 helped form the BJP government under the leadership of BS Yeddyurappa.

What the party did to me pained me immensely: Raghupati Bhat

Assembly elections to be held in Karnataka Raghupati Bhat, BJP MLA from Udupi assembly constituency, said that he was pained by the way the party treated him after he was denied a party ticket.

) Jagadish Shettar met Nadda

BJP veteran leader and former Chief Minister of Karnataka Jagadish Shettar Party President J. Met P. Nadda. The party It has been decided not to give ticket to him for the Karnataka assembly elections to be held in May. Shettar, the sitting MLA from Hubli-Dharwad Central, has opposed the decision of the party high command and staked claim to contest the elections. Shettar had told the party that he did not accept its decision. He urged the top leaders of the party to reconsider it.

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai trying to pacify angry BJP leaders Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has started trying to persuade other leaders. He said, I am talking to all those who are upset about not getting tickets, the party respects them and has made them MLAs. Laxman Savadi has a deep connection with me and the party. He said some things in anger. Regarding the second list, he said, very soon the second list will also be released. He said, it is also important for me who is the opponent, my people have trusted me. I know how to fight elections, no matter who the opponent is. KS Eshwarappa has not retired from politics, he will continue in politics. Seniors have talked to him.

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Wed, Apr 12, 2023, 7: 39 PM IST