BJP nationwide organising secretary B.L. Santhosh urged the celebration supporters to make sure the BJP returns to energy in Karnataka with a clear majority.
Addressing a gathering of representatives from totally different communities in Shivamogga on Sunday, April 30, Mr. Santhosh mentioned up to now, the BJP got here to energy two occasions with 110 and 104 seats. B.S. Yediyurappa and Basavaraj Bommai couldn’t carry out as they might have within the case of a full majority. “When they came to rule with the required strength of MLAs, they had to spend time to ensure the flock was together. However, it would be the situation if the party comes to power with a clear majority,” he mentioned.
Criticising the Congress rule within the State, he mentioned the Siddaramaiah authorities withdrew instances filed towards PFI activists, which led to the homicide of Hindu youths. They didn’t bear in mind Kempe Gowda, however frolicked appeasing the Muslims by celebrating Tipu Jayanthi.
He additionally criticised Siddaramaiah for not thanking the Union Government for bringing Hakki-Pikki individuals caught in Sudan. “He tweeted when the people were stuck in Sudan. However, he did not bother to thank when the government brought all of them back safe. Narendra Modi has not let any Indian suffer in a foreign country,” he mentioned.
At one level, Mr. Santhosh mentioned voting for the Congress was an anti-democratic act. “Nobody should vote for the Congress, and do not let others vote for that party,” he mentioned. Commenting on the JD(S), he mentioned that the leaders of that celebration have been hoping to get an opportunity to rule in case there was a hung Assembly. “They never hope for getting 113 seats,” he mentioned.
Mr. Santhosh appealed to the supporters to contact their relations, mates in different places throughout the State and make sure the celebration’s candidates win in different places as properly.
The celebration had organised the assembly of representatives from 25 castes. Lok Sabha member B.Y. Rahavendra, BJP candidate in Shivamogga S.N. Channabasappa and others have been current.
