BJP denies ticket to Ramadas and Arvind Limbavali in third list of 10 candidates
The Hindu
Three more MLAs have missed the BJP ticket as the party released its third list of candidates for 10 Assembly constituencies on Monday for the Karnataka Assembly elections scheduled on May 10.
Three more MLAs have missed the BJP ticket as the party released its third list of candidates for 10 Assembly constituencies on Monday for the Karnataka Assembly elections scheduled on May 10.
The party is yet to take a call on Shivamogga seat, from where former Minister K.S. Eshwarappa’s son Kanthesh is an aspirant, and Manvi.
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Former Minister and MLA from Krishnaraja of Mysuru, S.A. Ramadas, who had received an affectionate pat from Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Mysuru last year, has been denied ticket by the party. In his place, the party has fielded Srivatsa.
Similarly, another former Minister and MLA from Bengaluru’s Mahadevapura (SC) constituency, Arvind Limbavali, too has been denied party ticket. In his place, the party has chosen his wife Manjula for the poll battle.
In the place of former Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar, who joined the Congress after being told that he would not be given ticket, the party has chosen its State General Secretary Mahesh Tenginakai. He will be taking on Mr. Shettar who is expected to contest on Congress ticket.
In Govindarajanagar of Bengaluru, whose MLA and Minister V. Somanna has been moved out to a dual contest from the high profile Varuna and Chamarajanagar, the party has fielded Umesh Shetty.
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