<p>Shivamogga: Shikaripur MLA B Y Vijayendra stated that the ongoing cold war between Congress leaders for the chief minister post would reach the peak in the coming days.</p><p>Speaking to media persons here on Saturday, he said, "We had heard about war between Kauravas and Pandavas. Now, a massive war for the top post would be held within Congress party. People of the state will go against the Congress-led government in Karnataka soon."</p>.Siddaramaiah does a U-turn after 'full-term' remark.<p>He said the infighting in Congress would prove beneficial for BJP in the Lok Sabha polls slated to be held next year and Narendra Modi would become Prime Minister again. </p><p>"BJP might have faced a setback in the assembly polls. But the party would bounce back strongly in the coming days," he said.</p><p>He also charged that people are cursing the state government for not paying attention to drought relief works as farmers are the worst affected. Defending former chief minister B S Yediyurappa's remark that how the Centre could release grants to the state when Chief Minister Siddaramaiah abused Modi everyday, he said it would cause loss to the farming community and common people of the state and not to the Congress party. </p><p>Reacting to MLC H Vishwanath's remark that those who quit Congress and embraced BJP and helped the saffron party to form the government had been given Rs 50 crore each, he said it is ridiculous.</p>
<p>Shivamogga: Shikaripur MLA B Y Vijayendra stated that the ongoing cold war between Congress leaders for the chief minister post would reach the peak in the coming days.</p><p>Speaking to media persons here on Saturday, he said, "We had heard about war between Kauravas and Pandavas. Now, a massive war for the top post would be held within Congress party. People of the state will go against the Congress-led government in Karnataka soon."</p>.Siddaramaiah does a U-turn after 'full-term' remark.<p>He said the infighting in Congress would prove beneficial for BJP in the Lok Sabha polls slated to be held next year and Narendra Modi would become Prime Minister again. </p><p>"BJP might have faced a setback in the assembly polls. But the party would bounce back strongly in the coming days," he said.</p><p>He also charged that people are cursing the state government for not paying attention to drought relief works as farmers are the worst affected. Defending former chief minister B S Yediyurappa's remark that how the Centre could release grants to the state when Chief Minister Siddaramaiah abused Modi everyday, he said it would cause loss to the farming community and common people of the state and not to the Congress party. </p><p>Reacting to MLC H Vishwanath's remark that those who quit Congress and embraced BJP and helped the saffron party to form the government had been given Rs 50 crore each, he said it is ridiculous.</p>