‘Waiting for results’
The Hindu
Tourism Minister C.P. Yogeshwar, one of the BJP leaders demanding the replacement of CM B.S. Yediyurappa, said that all the arguments and the counter-arguments over the change of leadership were over
Tourism Minister C.P. Yogeshwar, one of the BJP leaders demanding the replacement of CM B.S. Yediyurappa, said that all the arguments and the counter-arguments over the change of leadership were over and he was waiting for the results to be announced by his party’s national leaders. “All the arguments and counter-arguments [over the replacement of B.S. Yediyurappa in the Chief Minister post] are over and we are waiting for the results... Let us see what guidelines our leaders will come up with. Just as they had issued many guidelines to handle COVID-19, they would, I am hopeful, also give guidelines on this issue. As an honest party worker, I have shared my feelings with the party leaders. Let me wait for the judgment,” Mr. Yogeshwar told mediapersons at Kalaburagi airport here on Tuesday. The Minister landed here before leaving for Vijayapura for official programmes. On rumours over former Minister Ramesh Jarkiholi’s resignation from his Assembly membership, Mr. Yogeshwar said that there were no major issues in the party and, if any, the party would resolve them to move ahead.
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