Party’s state president D V Sadananda Gowda, in the release said that the decision had been taken based on a report from Bagalkot unit of the party. Yatnal had rebelled against Chief Minister Yeddyurappa in public before the elections. He only involved in the election campaign after a few senior leaders pacified him. Party spokesperson Dhananjay Kumar said that the party’s national president had also instructed the state unit to take the decision in view of his anti-party
activities.
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