New Delhi: Speculation about the continuation of Karnataka CM in the office continued with the suggestion that he might consider calling MLAs meetings towards the end of the month.
The purpose of the meeting was possible to announce his steps even though some BJP sources said he had not been asked to do it.
It can be understood that veteran leaders may have suggested such such actions to party leadership.
The possibility of guard changes might have thought during a meeting between CM and PM Modi on Friday.
It was also said that the meeting was touched on a reshuffle at the Karnataka Ministry, Mohua Chatterjee reported.
The reason “bad health” is referred to as possible reasons.
This happened after BJP restored trust in linglayat leaders after deliberation with state leaders.
BJP officials said there would be “no change” leadership, in the midst of a faction dispute in the party that led to the section that he was replaced.
Some accounts say CM has communicated his willingness to step into PM through the envoy.
He wanted to meet with Interior Minister Amit Shah and Head of BJP J P Nadda, according to party sources.
But for PM Modi and the leadership of the central party to receive calls about whether the resignation of the minister’s chairman must be accepted now.
The 78-year-old Karnataka minister’s chairman, studied, intends to resign at the time of “there will be no pressure on the government” in Karnataka, because there is no election that appears in the country soon.
Because he will be 80 years old in the next two years, the leadership of the central party wants to maintain the next line leader in the state, because BSY cannot be repeated for another tenure for his age, according to the sources close to him.
Incidentally, Lingayat leaders continued to be the best BJP bet in the southern state, where the party formed his first government outside Vindhyas.
In the midst of talk about stopping, BSY can call MLAS ‘Meet
