Beleagavi: The Chairman of the Bukavaraj Minister Bommai might not submit a goodbye bid in 2021 with a smile even though the powerful party won 11 of 25 seats in the legislative council poll.
He hopes for a good performance after losing hangers at Haveri’s house during the recent assembly bypolls.
He and his mentor BS Yediyurappa aims to win 15 seats.
A ministerial and MLA ribbon has campaigned for a party in an effort to answer his criticism because Bommai was behind returning after the Bitcoin line and charges of kickback for the government’s tender.
“On the surface, the results of the Bypolls do not change anything, because the powerful BJP can still manage a simple majority in the legislative council.
But this is a personal setback for Bommai considering the performance of the second election,” said a political analyst.
Yediyurappa, ahead of the poll, has openly sought JD support for BJP candidates in a chair where the regional party does not fight.
After the Kuningan party refused to provide official officials, former CM HD Kumaraswamy was officially local party officials to decide who supported this chair.
“If we have a bond, we can get 2-3 more seats,” said a BJP senior official.
With 11 seats in Kitty, BJP needs support from Independent Candidates Lakhan Jarkiholi if you don’t want to depend on the opposition work to get the bill Passed at least for the next six months because seven more seats were arranged to fall empty on June 14, 2022.
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