Karnataka BJP may intensify fight against Cong govt, to discuss next phase of agitation

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Karnataka's ruling BJP is likely to intensify its fight against the Congress government in the state. The party's core committee met on Friday to discuss the next phase of its agitation against the government. The meeting was chaired by Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and attended by senior party leaders, including state BJP president Nalin Kumar Kateel and former chief minister B.S. Yediyurappa.

According to sources, the core committee discussed a range of issues, including the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, the recent hike in fuel prices, and the alleged corruption in the state government. The party is also likely to step up its attack on the government over the issue of communal violence in the state.

In a statement after the meeting, Kateel said that the BJP will continue to fight against the "anti-people" policies of the Congress government. "We will not rest until this government is removed from power," he said.

What's next?

The BJP's core committee is expected to meet again next week to finalize the details of the next phase of its agitation. The party is likely to organize a series of protests and rallies across the state in the coming weeks.

The Congress government is likely to face a tough challenge from the BJP in the upcoming assembly elections. The BJP is the main opposition party in the state and has been critical of the government's handling of various issues. The party is hoping to capitalize on the growing discontent among the people of Karnataka and win the next election.

Conclusion

The BJP's decision to intensify its fight against the Congress government is a significant development in the political landscape of Karnataka. The party is hoping to capitalize on the growing discontent among the people of the state and win the next assembly election. The Congress government will face a tough challenge from the BJP in the upcoming election. The party will need to address the concerns of the people of Karnataka and improve its performance if it wants to retain power in the state.