Doddaballapur (Karnataka) Sep 10, : “Janaspandana” the grand event that was organized by the BJP in Doddaballapur close to here on Saturday to mark the end of one year in the office of the Chief Minister Bsavaraj Bommai, and three years of BJP rule in Karnataka it was successful in transmitting an important message to party’s employees and the opposition. According to sources the event was attended by there were more than two lakh who attended the event and a large portion of those from southern Karnataka in which BJP is not a large base.
The party took an informed decision to host the event in Karnataka to establish a foothold in the districts in which JD(S) as well as Congress have a strong foothold.Insiders from the party claimed that the event effectively sent an important message to people who live in the region.
In his address to the gathering The former Chief Minister B.S.Yediyurappa declared that he will not let Congress become the ruling party in the state until the time that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is at the head.
“Rahul Gandhi is a proponent of poverty, and three of his relatives have served as the Prime Ministers of the country,” he said.
Yediyurappa stated that the leader of the opposition Siddaramaiah and the state Congress head D.K.Shivakumar are naive to believe that they’ll be the next CM.
Citing the words of a Kannada Proverb he stated that, before the birth of a baby the clothes are stitched.
He also took aim at Siddaramaiah for expressing his disdain for the BJP regarding the flood situation in Bengaluru.
“You (Siddaramaiah) were the CM, but do you have an idea of what can happen when a city is hit with such a heavy rainfall,” Yediyurappa asked.
He said that the massive event was a huge event because the leaders of the party have put in lots of efforts to bring together thousands of people in an area in which the party isn’t so powerful.In the next few days up to six conventions are planned to reach out to masses, he added.
The the Chief Minister Bommai announced that the government will offer the opportunity to a relative of Praveen Kumar Nettare who was the BJP Yuva Morcha activist who was killed in Dakshina Kannada district in July.
“I felicitate the huge crowd who attended the convention in huge numbers.
We are sending an unambiguous message from here that will be heard in every corner of the state.The message is that BJP will remain in power in Karnataka.
We will not breach your faith,” Bommai said.
The Chief Minister stated that the state administration had dealt with the Covid situation effectively.
“BJP has provided vaccines for free of cost.Congress claims that it provided free rice.
However, the rice was provided by the Modi government, and only you got the bags (Congress ‘),” he said.
He also criticized the Congress over the 40 percent commission allegations.
“You have created money, without doing anything.It was a 100 per cent commission state.
Your goal of becoming the next president will remain as a dream” Bommai declared.
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