Bengaluru: Three years ago that HD Kumaraswamy became the main minister under JD (s), but for the party and his family, it had become a battle to survive.
When the HD Deve Gowda family lost his swing in a vokcaliga bag, with the appearance of fresh faces and a breakthrough by Congress and BJP in several parts of Mandya, MySuru, Hassan and Ramanagara, the regional party seemed to be undergoing Churn.
It is rumored that at least one third of Sitting JD (s) MLA can change their loyalty with Congress or BJP before the 2023 election.
Kumaraswamy plans to revive JD by utilizing Kannada’s pride and not too much on the vocaliga factor.
With BJP and Congress targeting each other on charges of corruption and becoming subject to greater national strength, JD is considering Kannada proudly as a feasible board to install the 2023 poll challenge.
For the past three weeks, JD has tried to put the spotlight on Kannada By raising problems such as the cruel border border situation with Maharashtra in the winter session and taking to social media in the National Test Agency that conducts UGC-net in Hindi in Hindi.
“What we see is space for us, as a regional party, to build our position.
Let the two parties fight each other with national problems, but for Karnataka it is only jd that can be proven to be the answer to regional problems.
This helps to keep our party remain Life, “Kumaraswamy said.
He acknowledged that Kannada’s pride might function very well as a poll board for JD.
“We will take him to the streets in the election year because none of the national parties have shown a tendency to highlight the disrespect shown by the center to Kannada and issue promising carnataka.
This has increased since BJP in power,” he said.
Greater concern for JD is to find voices other than Kumaraswamy and his 88-year-old father Deve Gowda, to articulate his position.
Kumaraswamy said the party was now focused on training its leaders to bring an important agenda in the public forum.
Karnataka: JD (s) is likely to use Pannada proud as a poll board in 2023
