Some BJP leaders conspiring against me and Nalin Kumar Kateel: Pratap Simha

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August 8, 2018

Mysuru, Aug 8: The internal rift of Bharatiya Janta Party has once again come to fore with Mysuru MP Pratap Simha accusing a section of party leaders of conspiring against him and Dakshina Kannada M Nalin Kumar Kateel.
 
Simha, who is also the Karnataka state president of BJP Yova Morcha,  has claimed that a section of leaders within BJP has been conspiring against him to ensure that he does not get the party ticket to contest the Lok Sabha elections from Mysuru-Kodagu constituency.

Simha, in his recent Facebook Live post, said that some vested interests are spreading rumours that the BJP leaders are trying to persuade Pramoda Devi Wadiyar of Mysuru royal family to be the party candidate from the constituency. It is also said there are four ticket aspirants for the constituency, he added.

"Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to Mysuru in February, has praised my performance as an MP. But the vested interests started spreading rumours about the party looking for an alternative candidate the day after Modi’s visit," Simha claimed and expressed confidence that he will get the ticket and will win the election again from the same constituency.

Besides, he also said that a section of leaders is conspiring against BJP MP from Dakshina Kannada constituency Nalin Kumar Kateel. He hit out at the party leaders in the district Srikar Prabhu for trying to malign the image of Kateel.

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mohammed
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Thursday, 9 Aug 2018

yaradu danda pinda...

Rosi Rosan
 - 
Thursday, 9 Aug 2018

Wonderful players of home team now "Every Dog has its own day" Master Pratapa nearest soonest you gentle of Master back to pevilion this is Great Hindustan not Criminilastan what you Goondas thaught, you thunder world canopies never ever understand "Two are fighting benifits thired" mussle and Crime will not function always, use your brain where we are, at least understand about Human being of the Nation once you understand then you becoming best human of the world, you elected MP not came out from your mother overy as a MP of great Mysore, believe it or not, no worries.

Jai hoo Hindustan

Jai hoo Moidanna

Jai Hoo Kumaranna

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