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BJP High Command sends out subtle 'go' message to Karnataka CM Yediyurappa: Sources Last Updated : 17 Jul 2021 01:02:35 PM IST Even as Karnataka chief minister B.S. Yediyurappa insisted on Saturday morning that all is well, speculation is rife that he is likely to go. According to sources, the BJP high command has sent a subtle but clear message to Yediyurappa, who is presently touring Delhi.
Despite Yediyurappa being adamant on his stance to complete his tenure, BJP high command is insisting that he should make way for the new chief minister in the interest of the party, they said.In view of the absence of a mass leader in the party and Yediyurappa's stronghold on Lingayat votes, the BJP high command is treading cautiously in ensuring the smooth process of change of leadership in Karnataka.The message that he should be resigning from the post has already been conveyed to Yediyurappa. The party top brass is offering plum posts to his sons -- B.Y. Raghavendra, an MP and B.Y. Vijayendra at national and state levels, sources added.Yediyurappa might resign by August and a new chief minister will take charge in Karnataka, the source added. The negotiation with him has started and the process will take some time. The BJP high command is in no hurry to replace him. It wants Lingayat support base to remain intact, sources say.The names of cabinet ministers Basavaraj Bommai and Murugesh Nirani are doing the rounds for the post of chief minister. The name of BJP MLA Aravinda Bellad is also on the list, sources added.IANS Bengaluru For Latest Updates Please-
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