The crisis in the Federal District's decision unit Bharatiya Janata Party, caused by the resignation on Friday of the nine ministers seeking the removal of Chief Minister DV Sadananda Gowda, continued on Saturday, through an emissary of the parties had the hope of early resolution.
"We are moving towards the early solution to the crisis," said BJP general secretary and Dharmendra Pradhan been in charge, who was sent by the party central leadership to Bangalore Saturday, reporters here after days of talks with various factions in the unity of the state. Meanwhile, Gowda has been summoned to Delhi by the BJP central leadership.
Pradhan is returning to New Delhi on Sunday to inform the central party leaders in their efforts.Not indicate whether the central leaders are seen as a solution to the crisis.However, the minister of Karnataka Medical Education SA Ramdas said the party's parliamentary body will meet in New Delhi in the next two or three days for a final decision to end the problem.Pradhan said he met "all the top leaders of BJP Karnataka. Everything will be resolved within the party."
His first meeting with eight of the nine ministers who submitted their resignations and continued talks with the prime minister and his followers.The nine ministers are supporters of former chief minister of scam-hit BS Yeddyurappa, who met Saturday night Pradhan.Water Resources Minister Basavaraj Bommai, one of nine ministers to resign, he showed his faith after meeting his demand Pradhan remove Gowda and make Rural Development Minister Jagadish Shettar the prime minister will be accepted.
"We are confident that we were able to convince Pradhan of our stand. Expect quick solution," said Bommai. Shettar has also resigned.While the prime minister met the press after his talks with Pradhan, Minister of Municipal Administration Balachandra Jarakiholi, one of the loyal Gowda also said they were hoping for a speedy solution.
With BJP president Nitin busy with organizing the wedding reception of his son in New Delhi on July 2 Gadkari, the central party leaders could allow time to resolve the crisis in Karnataka tomorrow.
Furthermore Bommai Shettar and other ministers who have submitted resignations are CM Udasi (Public Works), Murugesh Nirani (industries), V.Somanna (housing), Umesh Katti (agriculture), Revu Naik Belamagi (libraries and animal husbandry) MP Renukacharya (excise) and Raju Gowda (small industries).
"We are moving towards the early solution to the crisis," said BJP general secretary and Dharmendra Pradhan been in charge, who was sent by the party central leadership to Bangalore Saturday, reporters here after days of talks with various factions in the unity of the state. Meanwhile, Gowda has been summoned to Delhi by the BJP central leadership.
Pradhan is returning to New Delhi on Sunday to inform the central party leaders in their efforts.Not indicate whether the central leaders are seen as a solution to the crisis.However, the minister of Karnataka Medical Education SA Ramdas said the party's parliamentary body will meet in New Delhi in the next two or three days for a final decision to end the problem.Pradhan said he met "all the top leaders of BJP Karnataka. Everything will be resolved within the party."
His first meeting with eight of the nine ministers who submitted their resignations and continued talks with the prime minister and his followers.The nine ministers are supporters of former chief minister of scam-hit BS Yeddyurappa, who met Saturday night Pradhan.Water Resources Minister Basavaraj Bommai, one of nine ministers to resign, he showed his faith after meeting his demand Pradhan remove Gowda and make Rural Development Minister Jagadish Shettar the prime minister will be accepted.
"We are confident that we were able to convince Pradhan of our stand. Expect quick solution," said Bommai. Shettar has also resigned.While the prime minister met the press after his talks with Pradhan, Minister of Municipal Administration Balachandra Jarakiholi, one of the loyal Gowda also said they were hoping for a speedy solution.
With BJP president Nitin busy with organizing the wedding reception of his son in New Delhi on July 2 Gadkari, the central party leaders could allow time to resolve the crisis in Karnataka tomorrow.
Furthermore Bommai Shettar and other ministers who have submitted resignations are CM Udasi (Public Works), Murugesh Nirani (industries), V.Somanna (housing), Umesh Katti (agriculture), Revu Naik Belamagi (libraries and animal husbandry) MP Renukacharya (excise) and Raju Gowda (small industries).
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