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BSY defends Former Home Minister R Ashoka on facing criticism
In an uproar of words in the BJP camp surge on Sunday with state party President BS Yeddyurappa rebuk national organising secretary BL Santosh for criticising former Home Minister R Ashoka for the partys nonsuccess to capture the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahangara Palike BBMP
BENGALURU: In an uproar of words in the BJP camp surge on Sunday with state party President BS Yeddyurappa rebuk national organising secretary BL Santosh for criticising former Home Minister R Ashoka for the party’s non-success to capture the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahangara Palike (BBMP).
“Ashoka made an honest effort to win the election, but he could not as we were short of numbers. If Union minister HN Ananth Kumar and Nirmala Sitharaman had come, the situation would have been different. So, blaming him or holding him responsible for the party’s failure isn’t correct,” Yeddyurappa said.
Santosh, who has conflicts with Yeddyurappa and Ashoka, in his Facebook post indirectly criticized Ashoka for the party’s failure in the mayoral polls. “Those who do not believe in team work and refuse to share credit will not get success,” Santosh had said in his post. Yeddyurappa also reverted Ashoka’s decision to stage a walkout without participating in the polls. “It was a collective decision and not Ashoka’s alone,” Yeddyurappa said
