Feud between Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa & MLA Basangouda still continues with MLA Basangouda claiming that Yediyurappa will be removed before next Assembly Elections. BJP MLA Basangouda Yatnal claimed that the high command is fed up of BS Yediyurappa and that he will not hold the post of Karnataka CM for long.
Saying the next CM will be from north Karnataka, Basangouda Yatnal said, “It is because of north Karnataka that there he is the CM. Who voted for BJP in Mandya and Kolar? Even the party high command has realised that north Karnataka gives the most BJP MLAs.”
On the possibility of next CM from north Karnataka, Basangouda Yatnal went on to claim that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is already aware of the development. “Prime Minister has said also that the next successor of Yediyurappa will be from north Karnataka,” Basangouda Yatnal added.
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