K'taka: BSY aims to win poll & eliminate JD(S)

Bangalore, Nov 25: After securing the chief-minister-ship in Karnataka, BS Yeddyurappa returned to Bangalore on Nov 24 with blessings of not only god but also with national BJP leaders' grace. But soon after his arrival, Yeddyurappa alerted opposition JD(S) as he vowed to "teach" them a "good lesson."

"At least, from now on, let them (JDS) focus on their responsibilities. Let them stop their conspiracies. I will give them an answer at an appropriate time," stated Yeddyurappa on Nov 24 while celebrating with his party member in the state capital.

Admitting that he learnt a good lesson from all hurdles, which he faced recently, Yeddyurappa also assured, "People and our national leaders supported me. I am grateful for their love. I will strive harder to win their love and confidence. I will concentrate more on development and transparency."

Taluk and zilla panchayat polls will be held in the state in Dec 2010 and Yeddyurappa claimed to clinch at least 150 seats.

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