The Indian state is the former Chief Minister of Karnataka. He served as Chief Minister from July 28, 2021 to May 10, 2023. Basavaraj Bommai, former Chief Minister B.K. S. The new Chief Minister of the state was made after Yeddyurappa’s resignation. On July 27, 2021, B.K. S. Yeddyurappa himself proposed the name of Basavaraj Bommai, whose Minister K.K. S. Ywshappa and all other MLAs supported. Basavaraj Bommai, who started a political career with the Janata Dal, was also the Home Minister in the Yeddyurappa government and is also considered very close to him.
Introduction
Basavaraj Bommai was born on 28 January 1960 in Hubli, Karnataka. Former Chief Minister S. R. Bommai’s son Basavaraj Bommai is one of the big leaders of BJP in Karnataka. He received a BE degree in 1982 from Bhumaradi College of Engineering and Technology. Basavaraj Bommai’s wife’s name is Chennamma and has two children. Basavaraj Bommai was made the Home Minister of Karnataka in early 2021. He has been a member of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly from 2004 to 2008. He was elected MLA from Dharwad in 1998 and 2004. When Yeddyurappa became the Chief Minister, he was elected MLA from Shigaon constituency in Heveri district.[1]
Experts of irrigation cases
Being an engineer and associated with farming, Basavaraj Bommai is considered to be knowledgeable in the irrigation cases of Karnataka. He is praised for starting several irrigation projects in the state. He is also credited with implementing India’s first 100% pipe irrigation project in his constituency.
Yeddyurappa suggested Bommai’s name
Basavaraj Bommai, who was the Home Minister of Karnataka, is the favorite and his disciple of Yeddyurappa. If sources are to be believed, Yeddyurappa had suggested Basavaraj Bommai’s name to the BJP high command before resigning. In fact, in a meeting with the mandaris of the Lingayat community, Yeddyurappa kept this name among them all. According to Sharan Baswalling of the famous Lingeshwar temple in Karnataka, ‘If Yeddyurappa had a gesture, the whole community would have come down against the BJP. The BJP would have to face the face in the election, but Yeddyurappa himself advocated Basavaraj Bommai. Due to the Lingayat community, all the monks in his name agreed quickly ‘.
Lingayat community
When Yeddyurappa suggested the name of Basavaraj Bommai in front of the Lingayat community adamant to resign Yeddyurappa from the post of CM, the BJP’s opposition stopped. Actually, the Lingayat community did not want Yeddyurappa to resign, but Yeddyurappa had said in this community meeting, ‘It was decided before taking oath as CM post that I would work according to the high command’s instructions after 2 years. will be. The top leadership has arrived. I have to leave the post ‘.
Union close to the union
Apart from Basavaraj Bommai, the names of Murgesh Nirani and Arvind Ballad were also in the discussion. All three come from the Lingayat community, but Basavaraj Bommai is not only close to Yeddyurappa, but also his disciples. Apart from this, he is also very popular in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. It is believed that he worked as a link between the Sangh and Yeddyurappa. B. S. Basavaraj Bommai played a big role in Yeddyurappa’s functioning of Yeddyurappa on Yeddyurappa’s functioning.