Chief Minister Raman Singh who had campaigned for Karnataka Assembly polls on Tuesday said that the Congress party has now gone into “PPP” mode as it is now limited to “Punjab, Puducherry and ‘Parivar”.
Singh along with State BJP President Dharamlal Kaushik and several Ministers were present at the party’s State headquarters here to celebrate the BJP emerging as the single largest party in Karnataka.
Reacting to the outcome of Karnataka assembly poll results after returning to capital from the completion of first leg of the first phase of Vikas Yatra in Kanker, the Chief Minister said that the country now was heading towards ‘Congress free’ nation.
The Karnataka assembly poll results was an outcome of organizational skills of BJP National President Amit Shah and development ascertained by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the country and with that the party had once again knocked on the doors of their southern Bastion, he said.
People of Karnataka have placed their trust on development accorded by the Prime Minister and it is now the 21st state from where the Congress party has been dethroned, he said.
Singh further claimed that BJP was also going to form Governments in Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh with a clear majority in the upcoming Assembly polls.