Bengaluru: The BJP's turmoil over Karnataka has intensified. In fact, Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa had met Union Home Minister Amit Shah besides PM Modi amid reports of his resignation here. Yediyurappa now spoke about his meeting with Amit Shah last Saturday. In fact, Talking to reporters after the meeting, Yediyurappa said, "His interactions included topics like the next Lok Sabha elections as well as the upcoming Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka State Assembly elections.''
At the same time, he said, "Shah has asked me to work hard to come back to power in Karnataka and we should win more seats in the next Lok Sabha elections. We will win 100% in Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka, we have a bright future.'' At the same time, he said, "Union Home Minister Amit Shah asked him to take the responsibility of strengthening the party in Karnataka.''
You must be aware that the development has come to light amid speculation of a change of leadership in the state and speculation of the Chief Minister resigning. Chief Minister Yediyurappa had dismissed rumors of his resignation and said, "This is not true at all.'' At the same time, he had said, ''I will resign on the day the party high command asks me to resign. I don't want to talk about rumors and speculations made by some ministers and MLAs."
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