Last Updated: March 09, 2023, 11:27 IST
Speaking about his political journey, Reddy stated that many individuals tried to take away him from politics.
Ahead of the 2023 Karnataka Assembly elections, Gali Janardhana Reddy requested the folks to attend and see what number of deer would go residence for tiger looking.
On the event of International Women’s Day celebrated throughout the globe on March 8, politician and former Minister of Tourism Department and Infrastructure Development of Karnataka, Gali Janardhana Reddy stated that he hunts like a tiger. He requested the folks to attend and see what number of deer will go residence after tiger looking. Notably, this additionally comes forward of the 2023 Karnataka Assembly elections.
“A tiger is a tiger even whether it is within the cage, a tiger even whether it is exterior. I hunt like a tiger,” Reddy said. Reddy, who is a leader of the Kalyan Rajya Pragati Party (KRPP), added, “I have not joined the party to become an MLA. I could have become an MLA (from) wherever I stand. But the admiration, love and applause of the people here cannot be found in Bengaluru.” Reddy spoke at an International Women’s Day occasion organised by the KRPP social gathering in Kanakagiri.
Janardhana Reddy additional stated that he joined the social gathering for the event of individuals. “I’ve additionally advised the media that I’ll commit my complete life to the event of North Karnataka,” he said. Earlier, Reddy announced Dr Charul Dasari as a KRPP candidate to contest in the Assembly elections from the Kanakagiri seat. Commenting on the same, Reddy remarked, “Some people said that we are coming, don’t announce tickets in Kanakagiri. But it is not my place to sit and wait for their sake. For that, I have announced Charul as a candidate for the Kanakagiri constituency.”
Speaking about his political journey, Reddy stated that many individuals tried to take away him from politics. He added that his title should stay on this earth for a thousand years after loss of life. “There is just one start, no different start,” Reddy commented.
Talking about KRPP’s future and the chances of winning seats in the upcoming Assembly elections, Janardhana Reddy earlier said that it had been 60 days since the formation of the party and KRPP would win in 31 constituencies.
The upcoming Karnataka Assembly elections will witness a neck-to-neck fight among political parties to elect the 224 members of the Karnataka Vidhan Sabha.
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