Vijayendra

Vijayendra and Bommai led a protest march with hundreds of BJP workers, accusing the State government of pursuing appeasement politics amid deteriorating law and order.

Yatnal accuses Vijayendra of facilitating cross voting in Council polls and threatens to expose him if he speaks ill of him. Yatnal identifies himself as an expelled BJP leader in the statement.

Vijayendra accuses the Congress-led government of neglecting farmers and favoring real estate interests. The BJP State president claims these priorities have led to protests by cultivators.

Vijayendra seeks ₹50,000 per acre compensation for drought-affected farmers in North Karnataka. The BJP State president claims the Congress-led government has failed to address the farmers' distress.

Vijayendra plans to hold a BJP legislature party meeting in Dharmasthala to investigate allegations of cross-voting. The meeting aims to 'seek truth' regarding the issue.

BJP state leaders were summoned to Delhi regarding cross-voting. The party formed a fact-finding committee led by C.T. Ravi to identify cross voters. Vijayendra estimated the number of cross voters at four to five.

Vijayendra accuses the Congress government of denying guarantee schemes to beneficiaries based on flimsy grounds.

Vijayendra stated that attacking RSS may generate headlines but does not contribute to development, as conveyed to the Home Minister.