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BS Yediyurappa has resigned as Karnataka CM. Who after him? is the big question in the southern state. Here are some probables who may replace the veteran as CM.

Who after Yediyurappa? Here are frontrunners for Karnataka CM post 

BS Yediyurappa has resigned as Karnataka CM. Who after him? is the big question in the southern state. Here are some probables who may replace the veteran as CM

Who after Yediyurappa? Probables who may replace the veteran
Basavaraj Bommai, presently the home minister of Karnataka
Murugesh Nirani,&nbsp;mines minister &amp; influential&nbsp;Lingayat leader&nbsp;
Arvind Bellad,&nbsp;reportedly has the backing of the RSS
CT Ravi, national general secretary of BJP, staunch Hindutva follower
Prahlad Joshi,&nbsp;Union Parliamentary Affairs minister,&nbsp;close to RSS

BS Yediyurappa has resigned as Karnataka CM. Who after him? is the big question in the southern state. Here are some probables who may replace the veteran as CM.

BS Yediyurappa has <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/karnataka-cm-bs-yediyurappa-announces-resignation-after-days-of-speculation-1627281994362" target="_blank">resigned as Karnataka CM</a>. Who after him? is the big question in the southern state. Here are some probables who may replace the veteran as CM.
The frontrunner is Basavaraj Bommai, who is presently the home minister of Karnataka and close to Yediyurappa. He come from the Lingayat community that forms the backbone of BJP's vote bank in the state.
Then there is another influential&nbsp;Lingayat leader Murugesh Nirani who is presently the mines minister. He is a three-time MLA and started his public life with the RSS in the 1990s.
Arvind Bellad's name is also in contention. Son of senior legislator Chandrakant Bellad, Bellad reportedly has the backing of the RSS because of his clean image.
Prominent Vokkaliga leader CT Ravi, who is currently the national general secretary of the BJP, is also in the running. The four-time MLA is seen as a staunch Hindutva follower and recently resigned as a minister in the state government to take up party role.
Union Parliamentary Affairs minister Prahlad Joshi may also get the state top job. Joshi is also close to the RSS and is reportedly seen as an able administrator within the government.

Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa&nbsp;met Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;in Delhi on Friday amid speculation about changes in the state leadership and ministers.
After a short 20-minute meeting, the CM told reporters&nbsp;that they only discussed early implementation of certain pending state works.&nbsp;He did not directly answer questions about discussing changes in state leadership.&nbsp;
Repeated remarks by some disgruntled leaders within the state BJP targeting Yediyurappa and his family with accusations of corruption and interference in administration have embarrassed the party and the government.&nbsp;Another section of the party is demanding the replacement of Yediyurappa&nbsp;citing his age, he is 79.&nbsp;

CM Yediyurappa meets PM Modi amid speculations about leadership change in Karnataka

Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa&nbsp;met Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;in Delhi on Friday amid speculation about changes in the state leadership and ministers.

A section of the party is demanding the replacement of Yediyurappa (79) citing his age and the need to project&nbsp;a new CM face ahead of assembly polls in 2023.

Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa&nbsp;met Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;in Delhi on Friday amid speculation about changes in the state leadership and ministers.
After a short 20-minute meeting, the CM told reporters&nbsp;that they only discussed early implementation of certain pending state works.&nbsp;He did not directly answer questions about discussing changes in state leadership.&nbsp;
Repeated remarks by some disgruntled leaders within the state BJP targeting Yediyurappa and his family with accusations of corruption and interference in administration have embarrassed the party and the government.&nbsp;Another section of the party is demanding the replacement of Yediyurappa&nbsp;citing his age, he is 79.&nbsp;

Local markets in Karnataka were seen thronged by people&nbsp;just a day before lockdown in the state.&nbsp;
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;on Friday announced lockdown-like restrictions with more stringent curbs from May 10 to May 24.
All shops and commercial establishments, hotels, pubs and bars will remain closed during this period. Essential goods and services like food, medicine, milk, fruits and vegetables will be available from 6 am to 10 am.
Karnataka has been reporting close to 50,000 cases daily while fatalities touched an all-time high of 592 on Friday.&nbsp;

Karnataka: Hundreds gathered at local markets ahead of lockdown

Local markets in Karnataka were seen thronged by people&nbsp;just a day before lockdown in the state.&nbsp;Markets were ver crowded and&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;protocols including social distancing were flouted.&nbsp;Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;on Friday announced lockdown-like restrictions with more stringent curbs from May 10 to May 24. All shops and commercial establishments, hotels, pubs and bars will remain closed during this period. Essential goods and services like food, medicine, milk, fruits and vegetables will be available from 6 am to 10 am.&nbsp;Karnataka has been reporting close to 50,000 cases daily while fatalities touched an all-time high of 592 on Friday.
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People thronged local markets in Karnataka a day before lockdown&nbsp;is slated to begin in the state. Markets were ver crowded and&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;protocols including social distancing were flouted.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;on Friday announced lockdown-like restrictions with more stringent curbs from May 10 to May 24.
All shops and commercial establishments, hotels, pubs and bars will remain closed during this period. Essential goods and services like food, medicine, milk, fruits and vegetables will be available from 6 am to 10 am only.
Karnataka has been reporting close to 50,000 cases daily while fatalities touched an all-time high of 592 on Friday.&nbsp;

It's BJP Vs BJP in Karnataka. A Cabinet minister has accused Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;of interfering in his department and sanctioning funds without his permission.
In a written complaint to Governor Vajubhai Vala, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister KS Eshwarappa has claimed that Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;has been interfering in his department.
The minister claimed that the chief minister sanctioned Rs 774 crore from his department&rsquo;s funds, bypassing him. He alleged that CM Yediyurappa put pressure on the officials of his department to sanction money without his knowledge.
Eshwarappa has requested the Governor to intervene and advise the chief minister to adhere to the rules and practices. The minister said that he has also informed Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP national president JP Nadda about the issue.

BJP Vs BJP in Karnataka: Minister complains against CM Yediyurappa to governor

It's BJP Vs BJP in Karnataka. A Cabinet minister has accused Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;of interfering in his department and sanctioning funds without his permission.

BJP Vs BJP in Karnataka: Minister complains against CM to governor

It's BJP Vs BJP in Karnataka. A Cabinet minister has accused Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa of interfering in his department and sanctioning funds without his permission. In a written complaint to Governor Vajubhai Vala, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister KS Eshwarappa has claimed that Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa has been interfering in his department. The minister claimed that the chief minister sanctioned Rs 774 crore from his department&rsquo;s funds, bypassing him.&nbsp;Eshwarappa has requested the Governor to intervene and advise the chief minister to adhere to the rules and practices.

It's BJP Vs BJP in Karnataka. A Cabinet minister has accused Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;of interfering in his department and sanctioning funds without his permission.
In a written complaint to Governor Vajubhai Vala, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister KS Eshwarappa has claimed that Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;has been interfering in his department.
The minister claimed that the chief minister sanctioned Rs 774 crore from his department&rsquo;s funds, bypassing him. He alleged that CM Yediyurappa put pressure on the officials of his department to sanction money without his knowledge.
Eshwarappa has requested the Governor to intervene and advise the chief minister to adhere to the rules and practices. The minister said that he has also informed Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP national president JP Nadda about the issue.

Cong wants Tejasvi Surya sacked for his Bengaluru remark

Tejasvi Surya, the new chief of the BJP's youth wing, has drawn criticism for calling Bengaluru an "epicentre of terror activities". Opposition leaders criticised Surya&rsquo;s comments and social media users pointed out that Karnataka is ruled by the saffron party. Karnataka Congress chief DK Shivakumar said the BJP should sack the new youth leader for his comment. Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa has expressed support for the young MP, saying Surya must have said it in the sense that terrorist activities are increasing in the city these days.

Cong wants Tejasvi Surya for his Bengaluru remark

Tejasvi Surya triggered storm with Bengaluru comment
Suya&nbsp;criticised&nbsp;for calling his home city a terror hub
Cong's&nbsp;K'taka&nbsp;chief demanded his sacking
CM&nbsp;Yediyurrapa&nbsp;defended the parliamentarian
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Days after he took the charge of ruling BJP's youth wing, Lok Sabha MP Tejasvi Surya triggered a political storm on Monday as he called his home city, Bengaluru, a terror hub. Surya's comments, calling the metropolitan 'an epicentre of terror activities', didn't go well with the opposition Congress and a section of social media users. While the Congress chief for Karnataka, DK Shivakumar, called for his sacking as the BJP's youth wing chief, many social media users pointed out to the irony that the southern state was ruled by Surya's party. Chief Minister BS Yediyurrapa, however, came to the rescue of the young Parliamentarian, saying Surya who has also created flutter in the past with his controversial remarks, must have pointed to the rise of terror activities in the metropolitan.

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