Will be contesting Assembly elections under Bommai’s direction: Arun Singh

New Delhi, Aug 12 : In the midst of speculation over a changes of guard in the state, the BJPs Karnataka general secretary and in-charge Arun Singh has on Friday announced that the party will be contesting the next assembly elections under the direction of the Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai.

Its not a change of guard, and the entire issue was conceived by D.K.Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah because they do not have a problem.Congress is an unleader-less party.

They dont have a plan against the BJP.therefore, they try to create issues that they claim they can claim that the CM will be replaced.The truth isnt in the idea.

" When asked about MLAs from the party discussing a change of guards, Singh asserted that as the states in-charge, he has stated many times.BJP will be a candidate under the supervision of Bommai, the chief minister.

one should believe him "I have told that you.that well be contesting at the next election under the direction of the chief minister Bommai.He is doing a great job for farmers, youth and for STs, SCs and other minorities.We will return with an overwhelming majority.

We have set a goal of 150 seats, and we will meet this," he said.In a speech at Congress, Singh said: "Congress is an unison house and they arent on the same page.They are causing confusion.

Congress is a political party that believes in "tape" and "conspiracy in Karnataka." The issue of the issue of a change in guards came up with the announcement of Suresh Gowda who was an MLA in the Tumakuru constituency.

Gowda has hinted that there might have been changes in the leadership prior to August 15.ssb/pgh .