BS Yediyurappa's Chartered Flight To Meet PM Amid Karnataka Dissent:
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1. BS Yediyurappa's Chartered Flight To Meet PM Amid Karnataka Dissent:
Bengaluru/New Delhi: An outing to Delhi today by Karnataka Chief Minister, BS Yediyurappa, harmonizing with the two years commemoration of his fourth term, has restored theory that it will include conversations on a difference in authority in the state - an issue that has progressively hounded the 78-year-old for quite a long time.
Mr. Yediyurappa loaded up an exceptional trip with his child Vijayendra arrived in Delhi at around 3:30 pm. He will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi at around 6:45 pm. Prior to that, he went to a virtual gathering drove by the PM with Chief Ministers of southern states to examine the COVID-19 circumstance.
The visit comes in the midst of developing notes of friction in the Karnataka BJP with a few chiefs transparently testing the Chief Minister and confronting little reprimand from the top initiative. Mr. Yediyurappa's last excursion to Delhi was in January when he met Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP boss JP Nadda.
As of late, the BJP's state in Control, Arun Singh, had visited the state and met the decision gathering's MLAs. He had emphasized that the Chief Minister hosted the support of the gathering administration and said that Mr. Yediyurappa and his administration had been accomplishing acceptable work.
In any case, the hypothesis, fanned by open thunderings against the Chief Minister by BJP MLAs and claimed obstruction by his child Vijayendra, isn't fading away.
Opposing admonitions of disciplinary activity by the authority, disappointed BJP pioneers like Vijayapura City MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal, Tourism Minister CP Yogeshwar, and authoritative chamber part AH Vishwanath have mounted scorching assaults on Mr. Yediyurappa, humiliating the gathering and his administration.
Smacking away the buzz encompassing the Delhi visit, Revenue Minister R Ashok said, "Ordinary interaction. Nothing is there. There is no initiative change in Karnataka. Yediyurappa will proceed. He is visiting Delhi to meet the Prime Minister, Home Minister, and gathering president and other focal priests particularly Irrigation Minister. The Cauvery stream issue is a significant issue. That is the reason he is visiting Delhi."
Karnataka and Tamil Nadu have been in a struggle over an arranged water system project by Karnataka in the Cauvery waterway at Mekedatu.
However, Mr. Ashok kept any plans from getting a bureau reshuffle soon - and said the Chief Minister himself had said as much - sources in the BJP guaranteed that such conversations were not off the table during this visit.
Other than the Prime Minister, Mr. Yediyurappa is probably going to meet Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah tomorrow.
