Congress will be decimated in Karnataka bypolls: Yediyurappa
The Hindu
Expressing confidence of a BJP win in the bypolls to Maski and Basavakalyan Assembly constituencies and Belagavi Lok Sabha constituency, Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa has said that the Congress woul
Expressing confidence of a BJP win in the bypolls to Maski and Basavakalyan Assembly constituencies and Belagavi Lok Sabha constituency, Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa has said that the Congress would face such a defeat in the election as if it did not exist. He was addressing a public rally seeking votes for BJP candidate Prathap Gowda Patil in Turvihal village of Maski constituency in Raichur district on Saturday. He said Mr. Patil would win the election by at least 25,000 votes. “The Congress, which has no existence, will go without its address after the byelection results. It was no strength to win even one seat. However, Congress leaders are dreaming of winning the elections by distributing liquor and money and using muscle power. But the voters in these constituencies will send them home by giving them a befitting slap,” he said.
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