If BJP fails to elect new leader, then I would step in: Karnataka governor
Updated on Aug 02, 2011 10:01 pm IST
Karnataka governor Hansraj Bhardwaj today said if the ruling party BJP fails to elect the next chief minister, he would then step in the process.Addressing a news conference on the sidelines of a special function held by Karnataka police, he said he has no reason to not to reject Lokayukta Justice Hegde's report, which has indicted former chief minister of the state B SYeddyurappa in the illegal mining scam. Bhardwaj further added Hedge's report had 'vindicated' his stand.
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