New Delhi: BJP MLA Nehru Olekar resigned from the social gathering on Thursday after being denied a ticket to run within the upcoming Karanataka Assembly elections. Discontent seems to be brewing inside Karnataka’s ruling BJP, with the social gathering dealing with backlash after saying two lists of candidates, with some aspirants who missed the bus expressing their displeasure. So far, the social gathering has introduced candidates for 212 of the Assembly’s 224 seats. Voting will happen on May 10, and the outcomes can be introduced on May 13.
The 65-year-old two-time MLA from the Scheduled Castes group hit the streets alongside together with his supporters to protest towards the social gathering overlooking him for the elections. He was changed by Gavisiddappa Dyamannavar in Haveri (SC) constituency.
Olekar claimed that hundreds of BJP employees had been resigning from the first membership of the social gathering. “We would wait for the opinion of our workers and we will take a decision (future course of action) based on the outcome of a meeting with them,” he mentioned. He added that he had a proposal from the JD(S) and one other social gathering.
Earlier this yr, Olekar was convicted to 2 years’ easy imprisonment on fees of corruption for allegedly diverting authorities funds to his contractor sons. The order was later stayed by the Karnataka High Court.
Other Karnataka BJP leaders who stop the social gathering:
MP Kumaraswamy
Mudigere BJP MLA M P Kumaraswamy on Thursday introduced his resignation from the social gathering, after he was denied a ticket to contest the Karnataka Assembly polls, and blamed nationwide General Secretary C T Ravi for not getting nominated. The three-time MLA mentioned he will even be submitting his resignation as a legislator to the Assembly Speaker quickly.
S. Angara
State Minister and six-time Bharatiya Janata Party MLA Angara S on Wednesday mentioned that he wouldn’t marketing campaign for the social gathering whereas additionally saying his exit from political exercise. He introduced this after being denied a celebration ticket for the upcoming polls.Â
Laxman Savadi
Former Karnataka Deputy CM Laxman Savadi has additionally resigned because the Legislative Council member and from the first membership of the BJP after dropping the Athani constituency ticket. More leaders are more likely to stop the BJP over the ticket denial.