Siddaramaiah challenges Modi, Yeddyurappa for an open debate
Team Udayavani, May 8, 2018, 9:11 AM IST
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate B.S. Yeddyurappa to an open debate with him.
CM Siddaramaiah in his tweet said “Prime Minister Modi is deliberately confusing Karnataka voters with his bombastic speeches on non-issues. All hot air and no substance. My contest is not with him. It is with Yeddyurappa,”
“I challenge him to an open debate on issues on a solitary stage. Will he acknowledge? Modi is also welcome,” he included.
Siddaramaiah said “I will talk extempore. They can bring paper. Go ahead BSY ‘avare’ let individuals see their identity voting in favor of past the smokescreen made by hot air from Modi-Shah-Yogi (Modi-Amit Shah-Yogi Adityanath) group,” he included.
I have asked @BSYBJP to join me in an open debate. @narendramodi is welcome to join.
I will speak extempore. They can bring paper
Come on BSY avare let people see who they are voting for beyond the smokescreen created by hot air from Modi-Shah-Yogi teamhttps://t.co/FkSstZIQFW
— Siddaramaiah (@siddaramaiah) May 7, 2018
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