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The Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party has sent notices to eleven male party members so far for allegedly engaging in “anti-party activity” during the assembly elections, as well as to those who have caused embarrassment by making public statements against it and its leaders.
The party decided to investigate anti-party activities and take disciplinary action against those involved. The decision was taken at a meeting of BJP leaders attended by state party chief Nalin Kumar Katil, former chief minister and parliamentary board member PS Yediurapa among others on Friday.
It was decided to investigate those who indulged in anti-party activities during the elections, and to take disciplinary action. We have personally spoken to those who make statements that have embarrassed the party. Notifications have been issued, and they are clearly told not to make such statements in the future,” Cattell told reporters after the meeting.
“We’ve given notice to 11 people so far,” Cattell said, without disclosing the names. Yediurappa said that the party men were instructed not to make statements that would cause embarrassment to the BJP.
We have contacted and spoken with those who have made these statements. They were asked to be careful and make sure that such a situation does not happen, otherwise appropriate action will be taken. “A decision has been taken in this regard,” he said.
The Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday issued a notice to the former Honnali MLA MP Renukacharya for his “anti-party” remarks. He was given one week to submit a written response to a notice of show reason issued by the party’s State Disciplinary Committee.
The party officially issued the notice to Renukacharya, but not the others. On Thursday, Renukacharya said the state chief of the party, Katil, should have resigned from the post, taking moral responsibility for the assembly election debacle.
Targeting the party leaders without naming any names, the ex-minister claimed that the BJP office has been transformed into a “corporate office”, urging them to meditate and work towards strengthening the party and raising the morale of the workers for the Lok Sabha elections, zilla and taluk panchayat polls, from among others.
Several BJP leaders have come out in public lately They criticize their colleaguesIn the aftermath of the assembly polling debacle, with statements that “politics of accommodation” (with a section of the conference leaders) having contributed to the party’s defeat in the assembly elections, sparked a political controversy.
Mysuru MP Pratap Simha and BJP National Secretary CT Ravi were among those who claimed “accommodation policies”. Although they did not name anyone, it was largely seen as comments directed at former Prime Minister Basavaraj Bommai and his predecessor P. S. Yediurapa.
Speaking to reporters after today’s meeting, Yedewaraba said it was decided that he and other leaders would lead protests on July 4 inside and outside the legislature, demanding that the state’s congress government fully implement the suffrage guarantees, as promised. .
“The Congress has gone door to door and provided guarantee cards signed by Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar (Deputy Chief Minister and State Congress President). We have debated demanding full implementation of those guarantees without fail. On July 4 in front of the Gandhi statue at Vidhana Soudha, hundreds will stage Our party workers protested for a whole day in Satyagraha.”
Within the Legislative Assembly and the Assembly, BJP lawmakers will stage protests on the same issue, Yediurappa said, adding that the Congress government, as promised, should give 10 kg of rice free to the poor, Rs 3,000 per month and unemployed graduates, Rs. 1,500 for unemployed diploma holders, 200 units of free energy without conditions for households, 2,000 rupees for women per month. He added that it should also withdraw the electricity tariff increase.
Cattell also urged the government to fulfill the promises made before the elections.
He said, “Besides the 5 kg of rice given by the BJP government in the centre, the state government should give 10 kg as promised by the Congress. Now the Congress is saying that they will give only 5 kg and that too is not rice, but they will give money instead.” We will fight to demand that the state government provide 10 kilograms of rice plus 5 kilograms of concentrate.”
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