Hubballi: BJP, set to force to claim power in the Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) Council for the third time in a row, is facing strange difficulties this year – the Safron party does not have a female corporator of the Scheduled Casta Community (SC) for Occupy the Mayor’s deputy post.
BJP has been in power in the HDMC Board since 2007, and in a recent polls concluded to Twin Civic Body, the Safron Party, while appearing as the largest single party, failed to get a clear majority at 82 members.
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BJP secures 39 seats, with Congress securing 33.
The party needs to secure support from other three corporators to pass a half-way sign, and reach magic numbers, which is 42.
BJP, however, is not too worried about returning to power in the council, because the party offers Three MLC, two MLC and one MP, all of which can vote in the Mayor’s poll, and ensure the Safron Top Post party bag.
While the government has ordered a mayor’s post at the HDMC Board for a candidate from the Backward ‘A’ class category, the Mayor’s deputy post has been provided for women SC.
Although BJP has two to three corporators from the OBC ‘A’ category competing for the Mayor’s post, the party does not have a candidate who qualifies for the representative of the Mayor’s post.
Local BJP leaders seduce two independents who won in the polls, and in accordance with the bill for the post-Chandrika Mestri representative, a Congress rebel who won elections to the ward 56, and Durgamma Bijawad, a BJP rebel selected from Ward 69.
Sumber BJP said That party leadership in twin cities tried to convince Durgamma to provide support to BJP, and occupy the Mayor’s deputy post.
Karnataka Secretary General BJP Mahesh Tenginkai told TII, “With the support of MLA, MLC and MP, we have passed a half-way sign to power on the HDMC Board And the Deputy Mayor.
“MLC Pradeep Shettar said that the party would complete his candidate for posting mayor and deputy mayor soon.
“We talked to independent candidates to seek their support to secure the Mayor’s deputy post,” he said.