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Yeddiyurappa rules out Karnataka cabinet expansion now

| @indiablooms | Oct 15, 2019, at 11:45 pm

Belagavi, Oct 15 ( UNI) Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddiyurappa said, at present situation, there is no plan of cabinet expansion till at least the byelections get over.

Speaking to media persons at circuit house in Belagavi on Wednesday evening, he said BJP will win maximum seats in the by-election in the state including three seats in Belagavi district.

For the first time in the country his government has given flood relief to the victims at such a magnitude, for crop loss in dryland area.

The relief is now will be Rs16,000 while it will be Rs 23 thousand for irrigated lands. Five lakh for house construction and even a small gada will get Rs 25,000 i.e the margin is increased by ten thousand rupees as flood relief, the chief minister said.

Further, he said the BJP government will come back to the power with good margin in Maharashtra.

He will be visiting Maharashtra on Wednesday for campaigning in Kannada dominated areas.

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