BENGALURU:
Karnataka BJP has called for a key party meet on Friday to discuss the strategy for 2023 Assembly polls and organisational matters.
Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, BJP national General Secretary in-charge of Karnataka Arun Singh, State party president Nalin Kumar Kateel and other senior leaders of the party met on Thursday and held discussions on the meet.
”We discussed Friday’s Chintana Sabhe. Organisational matters, how to further strengthen the party, also how to face the upcoming elections politically, what issues should be raised and discussed, and decided upon… we discussed them,” Bommai said.
Speaking to reporters after the meeting at the party office here, he said the meeting which would begin at 9 AM on Friday would be attended by over 50 delegates, including Cabinet Ministers, party’s State core committee members and senior leaders.
”Other than these issues, other issues may also come up for discussion, there will be an opportunity for an open discussion…after this, on the basis of an agenda, our programmes and organisational work will be taken forward. After Friday’s discussion, a clear picture will be known,” he added.
Brewing discontent in the party following no decision on Cabinet expansion or rejig, allegations of corruption against the government and reservation demand by various communities are also likely to come up for discussion at the meet. According to sources, following this meeting, Bommai, along with Singh and senior BJP leaders, is likely to meet top RSS leadership. PTI
