MP Adagur H Vishwanath urged governor Hansraj Bharadwaj to dissolve the assembly. Speaking at a media conference here on Wednesday, Vishwanath said the governor, who was repeatedly writing letters to B S Yeddyurappa, is now having a soft corner for D V Sadandanda Gowda.
At present, there is a coalition between BJP and JD(S) and Yeddyurappa is now acting as the opposition.
He said during the budget session, members of ruling party weren’t present. It raises a question if there is government in the state.
Raising the issue of leakage of II PUC exams, he said education minister Vishveshwara Hegade Kageri should break the silence over the issue. He should resign as it his moral responsibility to conduct the exams without any issues.
Education department commissioner Rashmi should also be held responsible for the incident.
An inquiry should be held, he added.
Commenting on the BJP high command, he said due to internal bickering it has become completely weak.
Yeddyurappa is touring the districts in order to return to power.
Slamming former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy, he said an inquiry should be held against the latter as he had claimed that middle-men had approached H D Deve Gowda in arms deals.
Former mayor B K Prakash, K R Nagar APMC president Prabhushankar, Congress leaders H A Venkatesh and Mohankumar were present.