Karnataka: A Big Shock To Congress Legislator Gave His Resignation To The Congress Party, Then He Meet PM Modi To Address BJP Election Campaign







Congress MLA, Dr Umesh Jadhav, who resigned from the membership of the Karnataka Assembly on March 4, took a dignified presentation on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's platform on Wednesday.He was present in the public meeting held in the memory of PM Modi.

Only two days after resigning from the post, his presence in the BJP program was a special discussion. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public meeting in Kaluburgi district of Karnataka on Wednesday. Meanwhile, former Karnataka legislator Umesh Jadhav appeared on the stage. He was accompanied by former Chief Minister and BJP leader BS Yeddyurappa. Umesh Jadhav appeared on stage in yellow clothes. Umesh Jadhav was uncomfortable in the party for some time now. After that, they were surrounded by rebel forces.

Congress was in the demand of action Karnataka rebel Congress MLA Umesh Jadhav had resigned from the Assembly's membership on Monday. Jadhav, who was elected MLA twice from Chincholi assembly constituency in Kaluburgi district, had submitted his resignation to Assembly Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar without giving any reason.




 A party official said, "Jadhav was in Kolar near Bangalore in the morning Handed over resignation at the residence of Mr. Umesh Jadhav. He was among the four 'rebel' MLAs of Congress, against whom the leaders of Congress Legislative Party (CLP) Ddharmaya had demanded last month legal action. These four MLAs violated the party whip on January 18 and February 8 to attend the CLP meetings and participate in the 10-day budget session of the Assembly till 6-15 February. However, on 11 February, the former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah wrote letters to disqualify the Jadhav for disqualification with three other rebels Ramesh Zarkihali, B. Nagendra and Mahesh Kumtalli under anti-defection law. But the Speaker did not take action on this, as these MLAs participated in the budget session from 13 February to 15 February till the postponement for indefinite period. After the resignation of Jadhav, Congress state unit president Dinesh Gundu Rao The media said, "Congress did all this with Jadhav, who could do it, he was hungry for power and has been raising dissent against the party leadership, he is opportunist, we are opportunists. Veins are disappointed. "
Source:NDTV