Yediyurappa Targets Congress Ahead of Bypolls, Urges Voters to Ensure BJP Victory in Both Seats

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23 March

Former CM expresses confidence of massive BJP win in Davanagere and Bagalkot, calls on voters to ‘teach Congress a lesson’

Davanagere: Former Karnataka Chief Minister B. S. Yediyurappa on Sunday launched a sharp attack on the ruling Congress, urging voters to ensure BJP’s victory in both Assembly constituencies heading for by-elections in the state.

‘People Fed Up with Congress Governance’

Addressing media persons in Davanagere, Yediyurappa said that people are disillusioned with the Congress government, claiming that public sentiment is strongly in favour of change.

“The people of the state are tired of Congress rule. They are ready to teach them a lesson by voting for BJP in both constituencies,” he said.

He expressed confidence that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will secure a decisive and large-margin victory in both Davanagere and Bagalkot Assembly segments.

Appeal to Voters, Including Minority Community

Yediyurappa also reached out to voters across communities, including Muslims, urging them to support the leadership of Narendra Modi and cooperate with his governance model.

He alleged that the Congress has failed to uphold trust among communities, and claimed that voters are now reconsidering their political choices.

Confident of BJP’s Electoral Prospects

Highlighting recent developments, Yediyurappa said that BJP candidates have already filed their nominations and the party is witnessing a better-than-expected political atmosphere on the ground.

He further took a dig at the Congress leadership, stating that their statements reflect nervousness in the face of an impending defeat.