BJP leader Somanna won’t join Congress Party; rejects rumors


Team Udayavani, Jan 20, 2017, 2:04 PM IST

Bengaluru: Karnataka Legislative Council member V Somanna has rejected the reports claiming that he would join congress party leaving BJP. Rejecting the news on his entry to Congress party he said, there are  rumors in the state political zone that he would join congress. As a leader of BJP in Karnataka, all of his requirements within the party were fulfilled by his party and there is no need to leave BJP.

Criticising the senior BJP leader and Karnataka Sate BJP president BS Yeddyurappa, Somanna said, as a senior party leader and president of state unit he acts like dictator within the party. Present BS Yeddyurappa is not like what he had seen earlier and Smanna said is not much happier with BSY. 

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