The BJP would gain ground in the Chintamani and Kolar constituencies, which the Congress and the Janata Dal (Secular) have regarded as their strongholds, according to Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Monday.The BJP would gain ground in the Chintamani and Kolar constituencies, which the Congress and the Janata Dal (Secular) have regarded as their strongholds, according to Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Monday.He was addressing a gathering at the BJP state headquarters, “Jagannath Bhavan,” here to welcome Shekhar Reddy and Vani Krishnareddy, both Congress leaders and the children of the late K M Krishna Reddy, a former minister of Karnataka, to the party. S Muniswamy, a BJP lawmaker, initiated the change.Former chief minister and prominent Congress politician Siddaramaiah recently announced that, with the party’s central leadership’s blessing, he would run for office from Kolar in the upcoming election. The Chief Minister exuded assurance that the BJP would win the upcoming Assembly elections, which are scheduled for May. “In Karnataka, the BJP will be elected with a 100% victory rate. Former chief minister and prominent Congress politician Siddaramaiah recently announced that, with the party’s central leadership’s blessing, he would run for office from Kolar in the upcoming election. The Chief Minister exuded assurance that the BJP would win the upcoming Assembly elections, which are scheduled for May.
In Karnataka, the BJP will be elected with a 100% victory rate. Bommai urged the new candidates to aggressively participate in the BJP’s “Vijaya Sankalpa” campaign at the booth level in order to guarantee that the party wins the Chintamani Assembly seat, which is currently held by J K Krishna Reddy of the JD (S). Vani Krishnareddy, who ran unsuccessfully for the Chintamani seat in the 2018 Assembly election, claimed in her speech that Chief Minister Bommai and Prime Minister Narendra Modi had encouraged her.