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The ‘rebel’ camp under the leadership of Vijaypura MLA Basnagauda Patil Yatnal will be spent in the next two days, seeking a meeting with the party’s national president JP Nadda and the National Secretary (Organization) BL Santosh.
In his criticism by Vijayendra, the Yatal camp has been vocal, accusing the party of behaving as a family -run unit. File image/x
The Bharatiya Janata Party High Command has kept its doors open to those who want to give their opinion or dissatisfied the functioning of those Karnataka BJPFor the next two days, who are upset with the leadership by the leader Vijayendra, they are making a bine for the national capital to create their “voice”.
BJP “rebel” camp, Vijayapura MLA Basnagauda Patil Yatnal, along with leaders Ramesh Jarkiholi and Kumar Bangarappa, demanded a meeting with BJP National President JP Nadda and National Secretary (Organization) Blan Santosh in the next two days do. , Vijayendra demanded the removal of the Karnataka BJP chief and apprised him of the “high operation” in the state unit.
A senior BJP leader, who is among those who worry by Vijayendra, said that he is happy that the top leadership of the party is giving him hearing a patient and the need to do it on priority arises from the fact that the party Soon Vijayendra may confirm the presidency, possibly after the conclusion of the Delhi Assembly elections.
“Senior leaders have understood that there is a need to find a resolution for the growing crisis in the Karnataka BJP, and for the future of the party and for this, there is a direction to handle the growing focus, to return to power. Important They are giving a patient hearing to all groups, “a senior leader said that who requested oblivion.
The purpose of the rebel group led by Yatal, sources said, “It is to ensure that the central leadership gets a complete understanding of the internal situation before making any formal announcement.”
Sources indicated that several meetings had already been held. Ramesh Jerkiholi and his supporters met Nadda, expressing dissatisfaction with Vijayendra’s “official approach” and called for immediate leadership change.
Group with Yatnal-Left says that now the important question is whether they can celebrate the high command for the state president’s position. When successful, the faction will have an opportunity to present a candidate against Vijayendra. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, who is overseeing the organizational elections of Karnataka, is expected to visit the state after the Delhi Poll to decide.
Another senior BJP leader, Arvind Limbavali, who has strong relations with the Sangh Parivar and BJP leadership, already held a round of discussion with Nadda and is currently in Delhi, a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah Are waiting for Chikkabalapur MP Dr. Of SudhakarAnother member of the unsatisfactory camp, Nadda and Shah are engaged in two rounds of discussion with both, Karnataka gives details of internal issues within the BJP and request immediate intervention.
Inner sources suggest that if the central leadership decides to hold an election, Limbavali may be a possible candidate for the post of state president. Although the BJP is rebuilding its organizational structure, Karnataka remains the only state where a group is actively emphasizing for an internal election. In his criticism by Vijayendra, the Yatal camp has been vocal, accusing the party of behaving as a family -run unit.
Yatnal, who has often publicly collided by Vijayendra, has also threatened to reveal the alleged wrongdoings during BS Yeddyurappa’s tenure as the Chief Minister, in which his son Vijayendra’s close colleagues played in influencing party matters. Gone role is also included.
The main demand in discussion with NADDA and Panthosh is to convince the central leadership to hold elections for the post of Karnataka BJP President, allowing the dissatisfied faction to bring its candidate to the field and demonstrate their support within the party Get Additionally, the group is trying to win over senior leaders who feel a sideline under the leadership of Vijayendra.
In the meeting, the rebels urged high command to zero the selection of presidents for 23 organizational districts, arguing that these appointments were unilaterally unilaterally unilateral by Vijayendra without consulting senior members of the party. He believes that this step was strategically designed to strengthen its control over the state unit and secure their leadership.
However, a senior BJP source suggested that while the leadership may advise Vijayendra to adopt a more inclusive approach and ensure diverse opinions, it is unlikely to allow elections for the post of President, as by rebellious camp has sought. Former Davangere MP GM Siddheshwar, Chitradurg MP Govind Karjol, and Dr. Sudhakar, as well as former CM Basavraj Bomai.
“At this point, the state president will have significant political consequences instead of the state president, especially when the BJP is working towards regaining power. Priority is unity, and the leadership is likely to push for harmony rather than partition, “the leader said.
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Bangalore, India, India
