BJP chief whip urges high command to hear their views
The Hindu
Sunil Kumar takes to Twitter to make the demand
The BJP old guards, who maintained a studied silence after Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa surprised everyone by remarking that he would quit if the high command does not need him, have now indicated that they are not happy with the recent developments in the party. BJP chief whip in the Assembly and Karkala MLA Sunil Kumar took to Twitter on Tuesday to say that the statements being issued by party leaders in the last three days to the media are not in the interest of the party. In an obvious reference to the Yediyurappa camp claiming that 65 MLAs of the party had put their signatures expressing support for their leader, Mr. Kumar said: “These views cannot be the views of all the MLAs and party workers”.
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