Bengaluru: Various factors, including experience in administration at a younger age and net image, works supporting the Basavaraj Bommai who emerged as a consensus candidate for CM carnataka post.
BJP’s high command wants to replace Yediyurappa veterans with a relatively younger face and someone with a clean picture, which can lead a party in the next assembly election.
Different camps, including dissidents against CM out, are projected a lot as a potential competitor.
When the party wants linglayat to replace Yediyurappa, three leaders of the dominant Pancayasali sub-sect – Aravind Bellad, Basanagouda Patil Yatnal and Murugesh Nirani – is the front runner.
While the three were identified as dissidents, a neutral seat that had been thoroughly taken thoroughly made it a natural choice, even though he remained closely related to Yediyurappa.
Party sources say he, in fact, chosen by CM coming out.
Bommai’s ability to reach legislators who cut camps in BJP are said to have made it qualify for cm post when the party faces challenges to prepare elections amid constant internal quarrels.
“I thank the legislators and party leaders when they chose me in a round voice.
I will assume all confidence and bring them together,” Bommai said on Tuesday.
In a positive movement, the dissidents of Bellad and Yatnal welcomed the choice of Bommai and party leaders hoping that the new main minister would be able to relieve unsatisfied members.
Furthermore, while the BOMMAI experience as MLC twice and MLA three times useful, his appearance on the floor of the house as Minister of Law and Parliament after he took over from JC Madhuswamy appreciated by party colleagues and top brass.
A technical graduate, Bommai has impressed party leadership, thanks to his extensive knowledge of various subjects.
Bommai represents the country at the GST board.
Once a minister of irrigation, he is known to represent Karnataka in a river water dispute with neighboring countries.
Recently, he was also appreciated because it changed his residence in Shiggaon, his assembly constituency in Haveri, became a 50-bed covid treatment center.
With this increase, Bommai has gained differences as the first BJP CM which initially originated from the party.
Started his political career as a member of Parivar Janata, he moved from Janata Dal (United) to BJP in 2008.
Today he took over as cm about 33 years after his father Sr.
Bommai was not turned off as CM in 1989, thanks to bulk defection.
from Janata Dal.