Hubballi: A little more than a year to go before the country to polls, and the roar of dissatisfaction grew harder with each day passed in North Karnataka, where BJP had become the dominant force in several times.
The report shows that the BJP in power can lose several MLA’s desires, and former legislators ahead of the poll.
Even though the party in front of the election is not uncommon, there are signs that the Safron Party can lose a more prominent face than Congress in North Carnataka.
However, BJP and Congress save close supervision in legislators in their respective camps, hoping to captivate leaders and functionaries that can tilt the scales for their help in Hustings.
Furthermore, both parties also reached a broad cross-section of people, gathering their opinions about legislators.
The leader of more leaders reported to be looking for a side of the side is BJP MLA from Hubballi-Dharwad’s Western Constituency Arvind Bellad, who recently resigned as President Unit Hubbali-Dharwad from the Saffron Party.
Absence Bellang in the process on the second day of the BJP Executive Committee meeting in Dharwad was also seen.
Bellad was among the competitors to the ministerial post after the resignation of BS Yediyurappa in July 2021.
Although speculation was rampant about his plan to join Congress, his helpers and followers rejected such reports.
On the other hand, the former MLC Nagaraj Chebbi Congress meeting with the Industrial Minister Murugesh Nirani has triggered its speculation to join the Safron Party.
Chebbi was reportedly interested in holding assembly selections from Kalghatigi, and could go to BJP if the party promised to involve it from the selection segment.
The MP Amarshinh Patil Congrestormer, meanwhile, is rumored to contemplate a report to his old party too.
Political observers in the region associated dissatisfaction between the BJP ranks to the recent reversal of elections at Bypolls, the selection of MLC and polls to local bodies.
They also appointed a void in leadership at BJP after the resignation of Yediyurappa to the cm post.
However, many experts are equally skeptical about the prospect of the congress in the 2023 election, pointing to the struggle between Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee, President DK Shivakumar and former CM Siddaramaiiah.