Bengaluru: The Chairman of the BS Minister Yediyurappa, a sudden visit to New Delhi on Friday to meet the Kuningan party has created a flutter in the country’s political circle.
According to Yediyurappa loyalists, CM will meet with the National President of BJP JP Nadda and the minister of Houses of Union Amit Shah and seek their permission to rejig the country’s cabinet.
They added that Yediyurappa will also meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 7pm to discuss political issues and officially invite him to launch the Khelo Indian youth match which will be held in Bengaluru.
The last Yediyurappa expanded his cabinet in January by triggering seven ministers.
This time, he planned to take a similar exercise to mark a two-year completion to the office on July 26.
“He plans to drop several ministers, including those who have criticized it in public, and accommodate new faces to end to be very attached and for all,” he said his loyalty.
“The reshuffle is needed because a handful of seniors is enjoying strength for several years,” said Yelahanka MLA and CM Viswanath CM Viswanath PA.
At present, with the exit H Nagesh and Ramesh Jarkiholi, there are two vacancies in the cabinet.
The minister’s head was studied to have been interested in inaugurating RR Nagar MLA N Munirathna because he was obliged to reply to his contribution to the BJP government installation in 2019.
Munirathna was the only defector who was kept away from the cabinet apart from Ah Vishwanath and Pratap Gowda Patil, who was defeated in the new Bypolls -Bar this, while fourteen others made ministers, said people in the party.
Munirathna was not appointed because of the pending election request at the Supreme Court and the sources said Yediyurappa would make a special request to carry it.
However, some MLA in the anti-Yediyurappa camp pleaded differently, said CM had been called to discuss.
State leadership problems.
“We are all very awaiting the decision of the High Command Party,” said Minister of Tourism and one dissident, CP Yogeeshwara.
Karkala MLA V Sunil Kumar said the recent cabinet reshuffle had sent a clear message to non-players at the party.
“We will only wait and watch,” he said.