Basavaraj Bommai
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'Anything can happen in politics', ex-CM Bommai's remark triggers debate
Speaking to reporters Basavaraj Bommai stated that "we will have to wait and watch on what is going to happen. Anything can happen in politics," he reiterated. The statements have assumed importance in state politics and have become a topic of hot discussion on who will become Ajit Pawar in Karnataka politics.
Basavaraj Bommai takes responsibility for BJP's drubbing in Karnataka polls
Speaking to reporters after the meeting of BJP leaders in Belagavi, he said that they had introspected the party's defeat in the assembly elections. "The meeting was convened to ascertain whether local issues or other reasons affected the elections," Basavaraj Bommai said.
Tussle for CM post reflects the situation in Congress: Basavaraj Bommai
"They (Congress) are yet to finalise their candidate for the post of CM. It's their internal matter and I don't want to comment on the matter. But, it's going to reflect on the Congress party that despite the complete majority they are unable to finalise the CM candidate. This shows the internal situation of the party," Bommai said.
This is not PM Modi's defeat', says Bommai after BJP loses in K'taka
"This is not PM Modi's defeat as he came here only for the campaign. The Congress leadership has lost in the entire country," he told reporters near the BJP office here, adding: "It's not correct to blame PM Modi for the BJP's defeat in the state."
BJP will cross the magic figure, says K'taka CM Bommai
"Congress will not get the majority, and hence the leaders of the party are talking to others," he underlined.vSpeaking to reporters in Bengaluru, CM Bommai stated the Congress does not have trust in its own members. "I have been saying one thing from the beginning. We will get a clear majority. We believe a comfortable victory will be achieved.
K'taka polls: Bommai votes, confident of majority
Accompanied by his family members, he exercised his franchise at the Government School polling booth in the Shiggaon constituency of Haveri district. Speaking to reporters after voting, Bommai said: "On one hand there is development. On the other hand there are allegations that there is no development.
Karnataka polls: CM Bommai offers special prayers at Hanuman temple before voting
He was accompanied by his son Bharat and daughter Aditi. Chief Minister Bommai took 'pradakshina' of the sanctum sanatorium of the temple and was seen deeply immersed in prayers. The Chief Minister is seeking election from Shiggaon constituency in Haveri district. Party National President J.P. Nadda has indicated that Bommai.
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