Arun Singh’s troubleshooting exercise to begin tomorrow
The Hindu
Political activities in BJP state unit gain momentum ahead of his visit
BJP national general secretary and State in-charge Arun Singh will begin his three-day troubleshooting exercise in the State from Wednesday. Close on the heels of dissidence in the party State unit again coming to fore with some of the leaders demanding leadership change, Mr. Singh had a few days ago announced in New Delhi that he would visit Karnataka to take stock of the developments. He will camp in Bengaluru from Wednesday to Friday. He will hold a meeting with Ministers soon after his arrival on Wednesday. According to sources, he will also hold consultations with some of the leaders, including Minister C.P. Yogeshwar, who has raised a banner of revolt against Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa.
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