Information from BS Yediyurappa to BJP in a tweet exit rumors

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Thursday, 22nd July 2021

Karnataka Prime Minister BS Yediyurappa called on his BJP colleagues "not to indulge in protest and indiscipline" on Wednesday night, after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, under pressure to to withdraw from the rumors. Yediyurappa's tweets were seen as subtle suggestions for the center, when it had been gaining support from religious leaders and even former congressional ministers.

 Yediyurappa, 78, said on Twitter that he has been a "loyal employee" of the People's Party. "I am honored to be a loyal employee of the Popular Party. I feel very honored to serve the party with the highest standards of ethics and behavior. I urge everyone to act in accordance with the party’s ethics and not to participate in disrespectful and shameful protests/disciplinarity against the party.

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 The Chief Minister suddenly traveled to Delhi to meet with the top leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party last week, which sparked questions about how long he will meet. The question continues his post. During his stay in Delhi, when asked about rumors of changes in the leadership of the National People’s Party, he told reporters: “This is not true. Not at all. Not at all. Absolutely not. He said the same after flying back to Bangalore, and will continue to hold this position. Mr.

 Yediyurappa is the first and only Chief Minister of the Bharatiya Janata Party in South India. Completed two years in July 2019 Janata Dal (Secular) Alliance Congress.

 Has faced hostility from some BJP MLAs in the state. Some leaders, including MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal, Minister of Tourism CP Yogeshwar and MLC AH Vishwanath have opposed Mr. Yediyurappa

 Critics of the party's prime minister, including MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal, criticized Yediyurappa's son and BY Vijayendra party vice president for accompanying his father to Delhi last week. Mr. Yatnal claimed that Mr. Yediyurappa's son "runs the government in Karnataka."

 Earlier in the day, Mr. Yediyurappa met with Chief Mutt or with the political and religious leaders of the powerful pastor community Veerashaiva Lingayat, which represents 16% of the state's population and is considered an important base of support for the BJP in the state. and supports the Chief Minister. Some of them warned the BJP not to take any action to expel Mr. Yediyurappa, who also belongs to the community in the state. Many believe this is a message to the BJP and its ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

 The political and religious leaders of the VeerashaivaLingayat community support the Chief Minister. This community represents 16% of the state's population and is considered an important support base for the BJP in the state. Some of them warned the BJP not to take any action to expel Mr. Yediyurappa, who also belongs to the community.

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