<p>The Shimoga Lok Sabha Voters and Well-wishers’ Forum, on Sunday, organised a get-together of the natives of Shimoga residing in Bangalore.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The forum, seeking electorate support to former chief minister and BJP candidate for Shimoga, B S Yeddyurappa, met at Gayathri Vihar on Palace Grounds and was attended by several leaders from Shimoga, including K S Eshwarappa, Ayanur Manjunath, Araga Jnanendra, H Halappa, among others. <br /><br />The leaders made a fervent appeal to the Shimoga voters to reach their native on the election day and vote for Yeddyurappa. BJP candidates for Bangalore South and Bangalore North, H N Ananth Kumar and D V Sadananda Gowda, also sought their support. <br /><br />Earlier, addressing a press conference in Bangalore, former chief minister Yeddyurappa expressed confidence that three party candidates in Bangalore - Ananth Kumar, P C Mohan and Sadananda Gowda - would win with an impressive margin. <br /><br />He said he had campaigned extensively in 15 constituencies and claimed that people responded positively to the good adminstration given by the BJP. <br /><br />Referring to a few litterateurs supporting the Congress, he said writers who are supposed to teach morals to society, should not belittle others. Writers, including U R Ananthamurthy, should desist from doing so, he added. <br /><br />Before the press meet, S M Sanjay, grandson of late chief minister S Nijalingappa, joined the BJP. </p>
<p>The Shimoga Lok Sabha Voters and Well-wishers’ Forum, on Sunday, organised a get-together of the natives of Shimoga residing in Bangalore.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The forum, seeking electorate support to former chief minister and BJP candidate for Shimoga, B S Yeddyurappa, met at Gayathri Vihar on Palace Grounds and was attended by several leaders from Shimoga, including K S Eshwarappa, Ayanur Manjunath, Araga Jnanendra, H Halappa, among others. <br /><br />The leaders made a fervent appeal to the Shimoga voters to reach their native on the election day and vote for Yeddyurappa. BJP candidates for Bangalore South and Bangalore North, H N Ananth Kumar and D V Sadananda Gowda, also sought their support. <br /><br />Earlier, addressing a press conference in Bangalore, former chief minister Yeddyurappa expressed confidence that three party candidates in Bangalore - Ananth Kumar, P C Mohan and Sadananda Gowda - would win with an impressive margin. <br /><br />He said he had campaigned extensively in 15 constituencies and claimed that people responded positively to the good adminstration given by the BJP. <br /><br />Referring to a few litterateurs supporting the Congress, he said writers who are supposed to teach morals to society, should not belittle others. Writers, including U R Ananthamurthy, should desist from doing so, he added. <br /><br />Before the press meet, S M Sanjay, grandson of late chief minister S Nijalingappa, joined the BJP. </p>
