Hyderabad blues: BJP to wait till Oct 3
Karnataka BJP chief D V Sadanada Gowda says his party is confident the JDS will transfer power as promised.
By PTI |
GULBARGA: Karnataka BJP chief D V Sadanada Gowda on Sunday said his party was confident that the JDS would transfer power as promised.
The party would refrain from taking any steps till October three, the date of the transfer of power from the JDS to the BJP.
"As per the agreement made between both parties, we are sure that H D Kumaraswamy will hand over charge. The JDS supremo and his hamily have always believed in God. Hence Kumaraswamy will do as he promised," he told reporters today.
The BJP will keep quiet over the issue till October three. If power was not handed over, it will take a decision on the very day about the next course of action.
Hitting out at the former Chief Minister and Congress leader, Dharam Singh, Sadananda said that Singh had issued unecessary statements over transfer of power, creating unecessary differences. According to the BJP state chief, several Congress leaders had also expressed their unhappiness over the satement and asked that Singh retire from politics.
Singh should retire from politics and take some rest, he said.
He also said as per the direction of the BJP National President Rajnath Singh, the BJP Abhiyan will start booth wise all over Karnataka
The party would refrain from taking any steps till October three, the date of the transfer of power from the JDS to the BJP.
"As per the agreement made between both parties, we are sure that H D Kumaraswamy will hand over charge. The JDS supremo and his hamily have always believed in God. Hence Kumaraswamy will do as he promised," he told reporters today.
The BJP will keep quiet over the issue till October three. If power was not handed over, it will take a decision on the very day about the next course of action.
Hitting out at the former Chief Minister and Congress leader, Dharam Singh, Sadananda said that Singh had issued unecessary statements over transfer of power, creating unecessary differences. According to the BJP state chief, several Congress leaders had also expressed their unhappiness over the satement and asked that Singh retire from politics.
Singh should retire from politics and take some rest, he said.
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He also said as per the direction of the BJP National President Rajnath Singh, the BJP Abhiyan will start booth wise all over Karnataka
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