karnataka new cm: Who will be the new Chief Minister of Karnataka? Strong discussion of the names of the two ministers

Bangalore: B. S. Yeddyurappa finally resigned as the Chief Minister of Karnataka on Monday. It is noteworthy that the BJP government has completed 2 years in the state today. Arriving at the same event, Yeddyurappa announced his resignation as Chief Minister. Following his resignation, there is a lot of talk in the state about who will be the new chief minister. The new chief minister will be from the Lingayat community and MLAs, sources said. In Karnataka, Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai and Mines Minister M. R. Nirani’s name is hotly debated.

Yeddyurappa was a Lingayat community. This society has been a supporter of BJP since 1990. The Lingayat community in Karnataka is 17%. The Lingayat community has influence in about 90 to 100 of the 224 seats in the Assembly. Due to this, BJP has to give leadership from this community while electing a new Chief Minister.

BJP’s movements in Delhi

After Yeddyurappa’s resignation as Chief Minister, the BJP’s movement in Delhi has gained momentum. Against this backdrop, BJP president J. P. Nadda held discussions with Karnataka BJP in-charge Arun Singh. Union ministers Dharmendra Pradhan and Arun Singh will be sent to Karnataka as Union inspectors.

BJP warns Lingayat Samaj Math chiefs

B. in Karnataka. S. Yeddyurappa resigns as Chief Minister After Yeddyurappa’s resignation, the BJP is preparing to elect a new chief minister. On the other hand, the heads of the most influential Lingayat Samaj Maths in Karnataka have said that the decision to remove Yeddyurappa was wrong. The BJP will have to face the opposite consequences, the head of Lingayat Samaj Math has warned. Yeddyurappa was ousted by the BJP in 2013 on corruption charges. As a result, the BJP’s strength in the Assembly was only 40 seats.

How is an election held in Karnataka and how is it won? This is not known to the leaders in Delhi. This government is formed by Yeddyurappa. This will make it difficult for the BJP to remove them, said Lingeshwar temple abbot Sharan Basavaling.

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We do not want Yeddyurappa to be the Chief Minister for life. He was just saying that his term should be completed. We do not want any other Chief Minister during this tenure. Those who are removing Yeddyurappa from the post of Chief Minister on the grounds of age should know that his strength is the same as that of the youth. No one has as much information as they have here till the polling station, said Sharan Basavaling.

Finally, Karnataka Chief Minister Yeddyurappa announces his resignation

BJP will take a decision considering the expectations of Mathadhishwar and about 5 crore people. If a decision is taken without any thought, 5,000 abbots in the state will unite. The Center will have to face their opposition, warned Sharan Basavaling.