BENGALURU: Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday dismissed rumors of discontent within the party, saying no BJP leader was jumping ship.

.After consultation with all the ministries, ministers in charge of the district have been appointed. They all agree and there is no dissatisfaction. “We are all determined to work for the welfare of the people and run the administration as efficiently as possible,” Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai told reporters on Tuesday.

“It is our party’s national policy to allocate districts which are not the local ministers’ districts,” Bommai said in response to a question about the appointment of a minister responsible for the rural district of Bengaluru. There is no disagreement with this choice. Thoughts on the subject are far from accurate.” “A sense of insecurity haunts the Congress,” Bommai remarked in response to reported claims by State Congress Speaker DK Shivakumar that several MPs in the BJP are planning to quit the party and join the Congress Two of the party’s top officials have issued statements that make bold claims There is no way a single BJP member will take the leap Many people have left Congress to join us.

“You will very soon witness the repercussions of all these things,” Bommai added, refusing to partake in political interpretations. Wait and see how strong the BJP becomes in the coming days.”

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