Bengaluru: The day before finishing two years in the office, BS Yediyurappa said on Sunday that he was still waiting for the signal from the party’s leadership in his future as Karnataka’s lead Minister and stressed that he would not violate the party line.
Even when the tension ruled that day, BJP President JP Nadda, in Goa, said: “Yediyurappa has done a good job and the government works well.
We do not see the political crisis in Karnataka.” “I have not received any message until now (6 Afternoon).
Maybe it will come tonight or tomorrow morning, “CM said after a survey of the Besavav District affected by the flood.
There is no signal from BJP brass, the tension continues “I will do what the party says: will continue or resign (depending on suggestions) and start working for a party,” CM said after returning to Bengaluru from Beleagavi.
Yediyurappa, 78, said he would make his own decision if the party did not send a message even on Monday.
Previously on that day, CM said he expected a message from the party at 5pm Sunday on the road ahead.
Will he meet the Governor of Thaawarchand Gehlot on Monday afternoon after attending the second commemoration of his government, CM said: “You will know about the next development.” The Minister of Compatibility for Law and Parliament Pralhad Joshi, among the avoiders to replace Yediyurappa, arrived at Bengaluru from Dharwad on Sunday and then canceled flight tickets to New Delhi.
While this speculation triggered the possibility of changes in leadership, mine and Geology Minister Murgangh Nirani, another competitor, landed in the national capital.
Secretary General of the National BJP CT Ravi, in a race for post cm, said in the cave that the party has given Yediyurappa “all kinds of opportunities” and added that the party has many decent candidates, showing changes that will occur soon.
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