Bengaluru: Former Union Minister D V Sadanda Gowda on Wednesday said there was no “opportunity” change in leadership in Karnataka because the BJP Central Leadership was pleased with the development and handling of Covid-19 in the state.
Amid speculation in a few quarters which replaces Minister B Yediyurappa was on the card, Gowda, a member of the BJP parliament from Bengaluru North, said he did not believe that there was such a step in officers.
“I don’t think there is truth in the ongoing discussion about leadership changes because this is a decision taken by our central level leaders by looking at the political situation in the United States,” said the former minister, to reporters here.
He said he had information that at this time there was no such decision on the card after Yediyurappa “explained” to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Interior Minister Amit Shah about “applicable situations”.
Gowda said the steps taken by the Head of the Minister during the Pandemic Covid-19 Pandemic and Karnataka’s steps in developmental activities have been valued and there is no reason to remove it.
“This is my strong feeling that there is absolutely no possibility of leadership change.
This is all speculation,” he said.
About why Pyniff of various Matts Lingayat Rally behind Yediyurappa amid speculation around leadership changes, said Gowda, “every time we do a good job, people appreciate it.
As a result, people support it.” When asked to comment on the audio, said the Head of State BJP Nalin Kumar Kateel signaled the possibility of leadership changes and the formation of a new team, he said he did not need to be because his ex had falsified him by calling it.
According to him, the countries stood behind Yediyurappa because of his policy and “his government road”.
“I feel there is no chance for leadership changes.
The break is handed over to national level leaders,” Gowda said.
Talks about leadership changes, who have conducted a round for some time, gained momentum after Yediyurappa’s visit to Delhi last week.
Yediyurappa, a Strongman linglayat, has dismissed talks about unfounded leadership changes.
A large number of pontist lingayat called Yediyurappa and expanded their support and even warned about the political fall for BJP if he was expelled from the post of the minister of the chairman.