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Jagadish Shettar, Laxman Savadi exits could dent BJP’s Lingayat support in Karnataka polls

  • 21 May 2024 03:46 AM
  • Political News
When JD(S) led by HD Kumaraswamy refused to hand over the reins to BJP and BS Yediyurappa under their agreement to share the chief ministership for 20 months each in 2007, it hurt Yediyurappa’s supporters, especially Veerashaiva Lingayats.
Jagadish Shettar, Laxman Savadi exits could dent BJP’s Lingayat support in Karnataka polls
Laxman Savadi (L), Jagadish Shettar (R)
 

BENGALURU: When JD(S) led by HD Kumaraswamy refused to hand over the reins to BJP and BS Yediyurappa under their agreement to share the chief ministership for 20 months each in 2007, it hurt Yediyurappa’s supporters, especially Veerashaiva Lingayats.
In assembly polls the following year, the community rallied behind Yediyurappa and it resulted in BJP forming its first government in Karnataka.

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