BJP sinking ship in K’taka politics: BSY
23 March 2013 1:05 AM GMT
KJP chief B S Yeddyurappa on Friday said BJP is a ‘sinking ship’ in state politics and the ensuing assembly poll will show the BJP’s stand in state politics.
Addressing a series of workers and public meetings in the district, Yeddyurappa refuted the allegation that KJP has a secret pact with the Congress and said the KJP will field candidates in all the 224 assembly seats and this itself indicates that KJP is serious to emerge itself big on the state’s political scene. ‘No sort of link exists between KJP and Congress’, he added.
‘BJP leaders are the descendants of Goebbel and they are apt enough in spreading canards’, he said referring to the BJP leaders allegation that he has yielded to Congress leaders threat of a possible CBI inquiry against him. ‘BJP leaders are under the impression that state people will believe them and when the high court has set aside a case against him where is the question of CBI inquiring against me’, he asked.
Addressing a series of workers and public meetings in the district, Yeddyurappa refuted the allegation that KJP has a secret pact with the Congress and said the KJP will field candidates in all the 224 assembly seats and this itself indicates that KJP is serious to emerge itself big on the state’s political scene. ‘No sort of link exists between KJP and Congress’, he added.
‘BJP leaders are the descendants of Goebbel and they are apt enough in spreading canards’, he said referring to the BJP leaders allegation that he has yielded to Congress leaders threat of a possible CBI inquiry against him. ‘BJP leaders are under the impression that state people will believe them and when the high court has set aside a case against him where is the question of CBI inquiring against me’, he asked.
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