"BJP representatives are there from gram panchayat level to the Prime Minister's office. Those days of sitting quiet no matter what happened to us are gone. It is not possible to remain silent even after someone is killed," Eshwarappa stated.
K. S. Eshwarappa on Thursday said that he was 'eagerly waiting for the day a 'nationalist' take over the mantle of chief ministership in Karnataka.
Defending the CM, home minister Basvaraj Bommai, revenue minister R Ashoka, health minsiter K Sudhakar along with agriculture minister B C Patil, argued that Eshwarappa would have done well to discuss the matter with Yeddyurappa instead of going to the governor, in the event if he had any objections. Besides, as finance minister, the CM had the right to approve funds for the legislators.
The BJP’s Karnataka unit has constituted a 17-member manifesto committee in the run up to the state Assembly election due…
