New Delhi: There are indications that BJP will get rid of around 30 percent sitting MLAs in Karnataka. It was clear in the surveys conducted by the party that giving seats to MLAs facing corruption allegations would backfire. The BJP Parliamentary Board meeting may be held tomorrow to decide the candidates. Congress has announced 124 candidates and JD(S) 93 candidates.
Some of those who left the Congress and Dal and became ministers may not get seats this time. Leaders from various states will be brought to Karnataka for campaigning while testing new faces. These leaders will stay in their constituencies and coordinate the campaign. Last day, the general secretary of the organization B.L. The meeting chaired by Santhosh and Karnataka Elections Minister Dharmendra Pradhan clarified these matters.
The move is to focus on 115 constituencies where the party is strong out of 224 constituencies. The party’s chief ministerial candidate in the state has not yet been decided. Party sources do not give a definite answer as to whether it will be Basavaraj Bomme.
English Summary: Karnataka election; BJP candidates