Balachandra Jarkiholi says he will join campaign for Mangala Angadi
The Hindu
He assures his voters of Ramesh Jarkiholi joining the canvassing for the BJP in a few days
BJP MLA Balachandra Jarkiholi, who had stayed away from campaigning following the sexual harassment allegation against his brother and former Minister Ramesh Jarkiholi, has announced that he will campaign for the BJP candidate Mangala Angadi in the Lok Sabha byelections. “I request all of you to work for the BJP candidate and ensure her victory,’’ he appealed to his followers and party leaders from Arabavi Assembly constituency that he represents. He was speaking at a meeting of his supporters at Sri Basaveshwar Bhavan in Gokak. “We should all see that the Jarkiholi family’s vote bank remains intact. Our votes should not scatter and go to any other candidate. We should work sincerely with a single focus that the BJP nominee wins,” he said.
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