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Mayoral Poll row: MLA Tanveer Sait gets notice
March 3, 2021
Mysore/Mysuru: The Disciplinary Committee of Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) has served a notice on Narasimharaja (NR) MLA
Tanveer Sait over the controversy shrouding the Mysuru Mayoral elections last week.
Following instructions from the Party High Command, Disciplinary Committee President K. Rahman Khan has served a notice to Sait seeking detailed explanation on what transpired on the day of election to Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Mysuru last week. As the JD(S), an ally of Congress since last two Mayoral polls, bagged the Mayor’s post, Leader of the Opposition in the State Legislative Assembly and CLP leader, Siddharamaiah has been unhappy.
Tomar, Dr Jitendra hold meeting to discuss probable candidates for Assembly polls
Tomar, Dr Jitendra hold meeting to discuss probable candidates for Assembly polls
Excelsior Correspondent
GUWAHATI, Mar 3: Union Ministers Narendra Singh Tomar and Dr Jitendra Singh held a high level party meeting at BJP headquarters here to discuss the names of probable candidates for the upcoming Assembly polls in the State.
Prominent among those who attended the meeting were Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, Party Prabhari for BJP Jay Panda, General Secretary (Org.) for Northeast Ajay Jamwal, National General Secretary BJP Dilip Saikia, Union MoS Rameshwar Teli, BJP State President Ranjit Das, General Secretary (Org.) Assam Poninder Sarma, Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Member of Parliament Rajdeep Roy and others.
MYSURU: Former chief minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday reiterated that BJP would change its chief minister after April.
Speaking to reporters, Siddaramaiah said that he has information from sources in the RSS that CM BS Yediyurappa would be replaced after April.
Siddaramaiah said Union home minister Amit Shah said Yediyurappa would continue as CM only because no party high command would say that it will remove its CM. “But my sources in the RSS have claimed change in leadership,” he added.
Reacting to this, rural development and panchayat raj minister KS Eshwarappa said that this is not the first time the Congress leader was saying that the BJP high command would replace Yediyurappa.