Bangalore: Amid all political speculation, BS Yediyurappa has announced his resignation as Karnataka CM. Briefing about the resignation, he also dismissed reports of displeasure and said that "he was happy and not angry. I will meet the Governor after lunch." Let's say that the resignation comes at a time when the BJP government in Karnataka has completed two years today, and now everyone is watching who the party now hands over the state's management.
Announcing his resignation, BS Yediyurappa said he has a lot of work to do for the people of Karnataka. We should all work hard. Yediyurappa said he has always gone through an ordeal. The BJP government in Karnataka is celebrating the completion of two years on Monday, BS. Yediyurappa has also attended various programs since morning. Tell me, there has been a lot of speculation about Karnataka's politics for a long time.
Recently BS. Yediyurappa had come to New Delhi and met PM Narendra Modi, BJP national president JP Nadda. It was then that it was being said that Yediyurappa could now resign from his post. Ever since speculations of BS Yediyurappa's resignation started, the Lingayat community had been meeting Yediyurappa. In such a situation, these meetings were being seen as a message being given to the central leadership. However, Yediyurappa had later made it clear that he would resign if the central leadership decided.
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