Karnataka BJP president Vijayendra meets minister Satish Jarkiholi, each leaders declare assembly has no political significance | Bangalore Information

Jarkiholi, the Congress minister, too, maintained that the assembly with BJP leaders from the Shikaripura constituency was to handle their points. “Assembly (Opposition legislators) is a routine course of,” he stated, including that there was no connection between the controversy over altering the chief minister and the assembly.

Rumours a few change in management within the state have been circulating for the reason that Lokayukta and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) filed FIRs in opposition to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in reference to the Mysuru City Improvement Authority (MUDA) case. Responding to media queries, Jarkiholi stated he had “repeatedly stated that Siddaramaiah would stay the chief minister”.

To a query on his closed-door conferences with Congress ministers, he stated such conferences have been held even earlier than the MUDA row. Not a lot significance was connected to these conferences then, the minister stated.

Jarkiholi additionally met with All India Congress Committee president Mallikarjun Kharge in New Delhi not too long ago, fueling speculations on a change of guard in Karnataka. To a query on the assembly, Jarkiholi stated his assembly with Kharge was to ask him to the Karnataka Bhavan inauguration, scheduled for November 10.