Karandlaje stands firm amidst ‘Go Back Shobha’ Campaign, Asserts party loyalty


Team Udayavani, Mar 13, 2024, 2:58 PM IST

Vijayapura: Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding ticket allocation within the party.

Karandlaje expressed her disappointment with how certain individuals have approached the issue, stating that while seeking a ticket is acceptable, resorting to insults is inappropriate. She emphasized that the party leadership would address any concerns raised by ticket aspirants and outsiders.

Karandlaje also commented on the “Go Back Shobha” campaign in her constituency, emphasizing that she and party workers remained undeterred by such actions. Furthermore, she addressed the demand for BJP tickets in the Udupi-Chikkamagaluru constituency, highlighting its history of decisive victories for the party.

Responding to rumors linking her to the Bengaluru North Constituency, Karandlaje maintained that she would contest and triumph wherever she is given a ticket. In regard to allegations of anti-party activities during the last assembly elections, she vehemently denied any wrongdoing, affirming her loyalty to the party.

Karandlaje reiterated her commitment to the party’s decisions, emphasizing that once a ticket is allocated, she will wholeheartedly support the official candidate. She dismissed criticisms from independent sources, asserting her dedication to the party and its principles.

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