Congress has learnt a lesson from its defeats and is marching in direction of victory as we speak, celebration chief Alka Lamba on Saturday stated as Congress leads over Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in early traits amid the counting of votes within the Karnataka meeting elections.
Congress chief Alka Lamba.(ANI)
The Congress chief stated recording a win within the dwelling state of celebration president Mallikarjun Kharge is a major matter. “Our leaders KC Venugopal and Randeep Surjewala have still not left the state and have been neutralising BJP’s plans in every step. We are happy that Congress has learnt from its defeats and marching towards victory,” Lamba stated.
Earlier, Yathindra Siddaramaiah, Congress chief and son of former Karnataka chief minister S Siddaramaiah, expressed confidence in gaining a majority within the state. He added that his celebration would do something to oust BJP from energy.
“We are confident we are going to get a majority. I think we won’t be needing any party’s alliance. But in case, if we don’t get a majority, our Delhi and state leaders will decide what will be the next action…Whether they are already in talks with other parties or Independents, I don’t know about that, because I am a small player in the party but whatever call the leaders take, we will follow it,” Yathindra stated.
He additionally stated his father ought to turn out to be the CM ‘in the interest of the state’. “As a son, I would love to see him as a CM but also as a citizen of the State, I think the last regime had done very good governance and this time also if he becomes the chief minister whatever the corruption and misruled that the BJP government had given will be corrected by him. So, in the interest of the state also, I think he should become the CM.”
Source: www.hindustantimes.com
