Bengaluru, March 11, 2022 (www.justkannada.in): The assembly witnessed a war of words between two former Chief Ministers over the assembly election results of five states. The war of words was between former CMs B.S. Yediyurappa and Siddaramaiah.
“We will come to power in the state once again, BSY said. In his response to this, the leader of opposition in the assembly Siddaramaiah said, they have made it BJP without BSY. You can’t become a CM again.”
“BSY had tears in his eyes when he resigned. Was it artificial…? We get tears in our eyes only when we are hurt. BSY has stopped going to the people now. People have decided to oust BJP soon after you were ousted. Don’t compare my words to the UP elections. The Karnataka elections are different from it,” he added.
In his reply, B.S. Yediyurappa said, “I resigned voluntarily. I vouched for Bommai to become the CM. There is no question of me becoming a CM again. We will ensure that the BJP will win in the state again with 135 seats. Be ready to be in the opposition again. You will permanently be in the opposition and we will continue to be in power.”
Keywords: War of words/ B.S. Yediyurappa/ Siddaramaiah/ assembly
