Bengaluru, Oct. 20 -- Karnataka BJP president and MLA Vijayendra Yediyurappa on Tuesday alleged that growing dissent within the ruling Congress had put Chief Minister D K Shivakumar's position at risk, while asserting that the BJP had no intention of destabilising the state government.
Reacting to Shivakumar's remarks over the BJP's reluctance to support the state government's efforts to convene an all-party meeting on the sugarcane farmers' issue, Vijayendra claimed that internal rebellion within the Congress was mounting, forcing the Chief Minister to repeatedly blame the Centre.
"Look at the developments surrounding the sting operation. Congress leaders are rebelling against CM Shivakumar. Against this backdrop, he is repeatedly compla...