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Yeddyurappa will stay with BJP but warns of more 'resort' camps
BS Yeddyurappa is back in Bangalore without getting back the Karnataka Chief Minister's job he lost in July. His party, the BJP, has signalled that for now, it cannot withdraw Sadananda Gowda, who was picked by Mr Yeddyurappa as his successor when he was forced to resign on account of corruption charges.
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Yeddyurappa on hold, won't return as Karnataka chief minister just yet
BS Yeddyurappa, who arrived in Delhi to be re-named chief minister of Karnataka, will return to Bangalore without getting back the job he lost in July. His party, the BJP, has signalled that for now, it cannot withdraw Sadananda Gowda, who was picked by Mr Yeddyurappa as his successor when he was forced to resign on account of corruption charges.
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Yeddyurappa's bid for power challenged by protege, BJP in quandary
After meeting BJP top brass in the capital today, Karnataka Chief Minister V Sadananda Gowda sounded confident that he would continue to be at the helm of affairs in the state despite his mentor BS Yeddyurappa's bid for power.
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Yeddyurappa will stay with BJP but warns of more 'resort' camps
BS Yeddyurappa is back in Bangalore without getting back the Karnataka Chief Minister's job he lost in July. His party, the BJP, has signalled that for now, it cannot withdraw Sadananda Gowda, who was picked by Mr Yeddyurappa as his successor when he was forced to resign on account of corruption charges.
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Yeddyurappa on hold, won't return as Karnataka chief minister just yet
BS Yeddyurappa, who arrived in Delhi to be re-named chief minister of Karnataka, will return to Bangalore without getting back the job he lost in July. His party, the BJP, has signalled that for now, it cannot withdraw Sadananda Gowda, who was picked by Mr Yeddyurappa as his successor when he was forced to resign on account of corruption charges.
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Yeddyurappa's bid for power challenged by protege, BJP in quandary
After meeting BJP top brass in the capital today, Karnataka Chief Minister V Sadananda Gowda sounded confident that he would continue to be at the helm of affairs in the state despite his mentor BS Yeddyurappa's bid for power.
