Udupi: BJP will form the government in Karnataka after upcoming elections; says Prakash Javadekar

Bhatkallys News Bureau Udupi 24 Jan 2018: Union HRD minister and BJP in-charge for the Karnataka Assembly elections, Prakash Javadekar was at Hotel Kidiyoor of Udupi addressing the party leaders meet here on Tuesday, January 23. Javadekar said that this time BJP will lead the elections and gain power in Karnataka. He urged the party leaders and workers to highlight the performance of Modi Government in the state keping in mind the aim of BJP National President Amit Shah, who wants the party to win over 150 seats in upcoming elections in the state. He further said, so far congress has withdrawn 155 cases lodged against PFI workers. He then alleged that Siddaramiah led government is controlled by PFI organisation. Javadekar also claimed the collapse in law and order situation in the southern state. He added further that, Farmers are in distress committing suicide, Women's are not safe in the state, and the rate of crime has seen a abnormal rise in the state and lot of cases are still not solved. Hence, after all these backdrops he was sure of BJP gaining victory leaving behind the Congress in the forthcoming election.