Ramanagara: Revolt brewing within Congress - rebel candidate likely


Daijiworld Media Network - Ramanagara (SP)

Ramanagara, Oct 12: Local leader and MLC, C M Lingappa, said that if the Congress does not put up its candidate from the local constituency, local leader, Iqbal Hussain, would be fielded to fight the election. He added that if Iqbal is not willing, he himself will fight against the JD(S) candidate.

Speaking to media persons at Bidadi in the taluk on Thursday October 11, Lingappa said that his decision cannot be changed and as a sincere party worker, he wants to protect the interests of Congress party and its workers. "We are not worried whether the government lasts or not. Our leader and MP, D K Suresh, too shares our opinions and he too wants to save the identity of the party and its workers in this constituency. But he is under pressure from his elder brother and minister, Shivakumar," he said.


 C M Lingappa

Lingappa at the same time said that he was against the decision of his son, L Chandrashekhar, joining BJP. He said none from his family are supporting this decision and that he would not make efforts to bring Chandrashekhar back into the party. He said his two other children are with him, and Chandrashekhar will be separate.

At the meeting held in the town on Thursday under the president of district president, S Gangadhar, discussions were held about fielding of party candidate. Some workers, who got enraged during the discussions, closed the doors of the office and held protest. After the leaders assured them that they would organize ward and panchayat level meetings, put together opinions of party workers and bring the same to the notice of the top leaders, the situation eased.

 

 

  

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  • Dolfus I S Crasta, Bangalore

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    It is a shame to any national political party to have a alliance with regional political party. If they have any self respect they should join hands with regional party. After all this is nothing but greediness of Power.

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  • sri_elder, Karkala

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    Very good...
    Congress is/was a antarika kacchatada paksha...

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  • Prashant Karkera, Hejamady/Mumbai

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    Golmaal hai bhai sab golmaal hai, so many things are brewing back the stage .....
    Instructions receiving from 11, Ashoka Road, Delhi .......

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  • Amith, NAGPUR

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    LinguAppa, how many "COKA " did you receive from DAKU uncle to revolt?????? BTW, most of the appas are traitors and can't be trusted !!!!!!

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    Why Congress is not understanding the need to go for poll unitedly to defeat the enemy.

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  • John Tauro, M'luru / Kwt

    Sat, Oct 13 2018

    Which enemy? In politics there are neither friends nor enemies. Only matlab (interests) matters.

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