Thomas (Special correspondent)
BJP will come back to power again in Karnataka: CM Bommai
The election results of 5 States will have a positive impact on Karnataka, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said.
Speaking to media persons Bommai said, the results would further boost the morale and enthusiasm of BJP workers in the State.
The party would gain further strength and surge ahead.
We will build a strong and prosperous Karnataka by implementing the good programmes already announced in the recent budget.
We will build a Nava Karnataka(New Karnataka) in the next one year and win the trust of the people again in 2023.
I have full confidence in the people bringing BJP back to power again to govern the state for 5 more years,Bommai said.
The results from the 5 states would have positive impact and boost the enthusiasm of our legislators and party workers,Bommai said.
Thanking the voters of 5 states,Bommai said,the double engine governments of Modi and Yogi are taking Uttar Pradesh on the path of development.
Bommai congratulated Prime Minister Modi,BJP National President,JP Nadda and Union Home Minister,Amit Shah for BJP’s good performance.
Opposition decimated
People have given a massive mandate for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s good programmes for the welfare of the poor,women,farmers,able management of Covid and the economy.
The opposition has been decimated.Our leaders have resolved to take up development programmes more vigorously in the coming days.
Modi’s vision of building a New India with the spirit of Sab Ka Saath, Sab Ka Vikaas is becoming a reality in the country.
It has been reestablished that Modi is the only leader in the country who has a pan India mandate.
We have resolved to build a strong State and strong Nation under his leadership.
The results have inspired us to work with renewed vigour,Bommai said.
PM Modi coming to Karnataka in April
Prime Minister Modi is set to visit Karnataka in April.On this occasion we will unveil all the programmes for the welfare of the people that will be implemented through the next one year on,” Bommai said.
