A Congress worker from the Hubballi – Dharwad Central constituency has responded to former CM BS Yediyurappa with a writing in the blood, after the senior BJP leader challenged Jagadish Shettar to win in the assembly elections. The worker even met Jagadish Shettar and displayed the poster which has a slogan, which is reportedly painted with his blood.
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In the poster, the Kannada slogan says, “Jagadish Shettar will win the elections and Congress will get the majority.” This ‘blood splashing’ is said to be the response to Yediyurappa’s challenge where he said that he will give in writing with the blood about the defeat of Shettar in Hubballi.
Two days ago, in a meeting with the BJP workers at Hubballi Dharwad constituency, Yediyurappa said, “Jagadish Shettar has backstabbed the BJP and the members of the party. With all his selfishness, he left the party and joined the Congress. How can this happen? We should make sure he will be defeated here in Hubballi. I can write with my blood that he will lose this election on a Congress ticket.”
Former CM and speaker Jagadish Shettar quit the BJP around two weeks ago after he was denied a ticket from Hubballi – Dharwad constituency. After joining the Congress, Jagadish Shettar said that he was humiliated by the senior leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party and that led him to quit the party. He is now contesting with a Congress ticket from the same seat. The senior leaders of the BJP tried pacifying him but the attempts to stop him from quitting the party went in vain.
{{/usCountry}}Former CM and speaker Jagadish Shettar quit the BJP around two weeks ago after he was denied a ticket from Hubballi – Dharwad constituency. After joining the Congress, Jagadish Shettar said that he was humiliated by the senior leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party and that led him to quit the party. He is now contesting with a Congress ticket from the same seat. The senior leaders of the BJP tried pacifying him but the attempts to stop him from quitting the party went in vain.
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