Those unhappy with JDS can quit: HK Kumaraswamy


Team Udayavani, Dec 26, 2020, 10:33 AM IST

Bengaluru: State JDS president HK Kumaraswamy said that party MLAs who are unhappy with the JDS and its leaders can resign and join any political party

Addressing a press conference, HK Kumaraswamy said that the party does not tolerate anti-party activities, and those who were targeting party leaders are free to quit, or action would be taken against them.

Further speaking about the JDS merger with other parties he said, our party will not merge with any other party, and leaders will start touring the State after January 15 to strengthen the party, he said.

The government should withdraw the Kasturirangan report on the Western Ghats, in the interest of farmers of the Malnad, he added.

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