Nadda lands in B'luru as internal bickering in state BJP becomes a concern
The New Indian Express Bengaluru|January 04, 2025
IN a visit that has generated significant attention, BJP national president J.P. Nadda arrived in Bengaluru for a series of brief one-on-one meetings with key party leaders.
BANSY KALAPPA @Bengaluru

There were no formal group discussions on the agenda, but party leaders took the opportunity to brief Nadda about key issues affecting the state, including the MUDA and Valmiki corporation scams, the Sachin Panchal suicide case and the internal bickering within the party.

Opposition Leader in the Legislative Council Chalavadi Narayanaswamy said Nadda emphasised the importance of unity within the state unit. However, what set tongues wagging during the visit was the conspicuous absence of dissenting leaders, including MLAs Basangouda Patil Yatnal and Ramesh Jarkiholi and their supporters. Despite speculation that they, or their supporters, might approach Nadda to present their side of the story, sources indicated that their presence was considered unnecessary.

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