Yeddyurappa also submitted a letter to the Governor staking claim to form government in the state
Latest News: Karnataka BJP boss BS Yeddyurappa is good to go to make vow as the 25th Chief Minister of the state on Friday. He should demonstrate dominant part in the Assembly by July 31. “I just met the Governor, I will make vow as Chief Minister today at 6 pm,” he told journalists not long after gathering Governor Vajubhai Vala at the Raj Bhavan.
Yeddyurappa likewise presented a letter to the Governor staking guarantee to shape government in the state, three days after the 14-month old Congress-JD (S) alliance government fell subsequent to losing the trust vote.
“I present that I am the Leader of BJP Legislature Party and furthermore the Leader of Opposition in the Assembly. At present, the quality of the BJP MLA is 105 and the single biggest gathering in the get together… I might be welcome to shape substitute government today itself and I will make vow as Chief Minister of Karnataka at Raj Bhavan between 6 pm to 6:15 pm,” Yeddyurappa wrote in his letter to the Governor.
The 76-year-old initially assumed responsibility as the Chief Minister of Karnataka in 2007 yet could clutch the post for insignificant seven days as the JD(S) pulled back help and President’s standard was forced in the state. He again cleared a path to the desired post in 2008, however inferable from defilement accusations neglected to finish a full term. During his subsequent term, he held the post from May 2008 to July 2011. He needed to leave following allegations of debasement in illicit land deregulation notice trick..
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