Udupi: KJP Leader Dhananjay Kumar Forecasts Downfall of BJP in forthcoming Assembly Polls

By Snehalatha, Udupi
Bellevision Media Network

Udupi, 23 Mar 2013: The state BJP has become weaker by the appointment of its state president Prahlad Joshi.  The chaos within the party are worsened, thereby BJP is facing the threat to its survival, alleged Karnataka Janata Party (KJP) leader Dhananjay Kumar.

Addressing the media persons here on Saturday March 23, Dhananjay Kumar said that the former BJP state president Eshwarappa does not know what to do in his future, said Dhananjay Kumar.  He also mocked at the former CM D V Sadanand Gowda who aspired to become BJP state president, mocked Dhananjay Kumar.

RSS leaders are trying an alliance with JDS leaders, to brighten the chances of BJP coming back to power in the forthcoming legislative assembly polls.  The coalition will likely to be a suicide attempt, analyzed Dhananjay Kumar.

Both Congressmen Siddaramayya and Malliarjuna Karge aspire to become future Chief Ministers, while the veteran S M Krishna is trying to convince his suitability with Congress High Command in New Delhi.  Its owing to more number of leaders in Congress, it will face defeat, said Dhananjay Kumar.

Out of 1600 seats in urban local bodies, JDS secured 900 seats in the recent civic polls, while BSR Congress secured insignificant seats and its founder Sriramulu is thinking of rejoining to BJP, criticized Dhananjay Kumar.

KJP will lay emphasis on regional issues, since regional parties have succeeded in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Maharashtra and other states.  KJP has the bright future.  It will contest the forthcoming assembly elections in all the constituencies across Karnataka and confident of forming government, forecasted Dhananjay Kumar.

KJP chief secretary Shankar Gowda Patil, executive president Dinakar, Udupi district president Ashok Shetty, local leaders Shabashat, Madhukar Mudrady and others were present at the press meet.