Yeddyurappa doesn't want to join Modi's Cabinet
"You further expressed that since the expectations and aspirations are too high across the country, at least a few capable leaders must come forward to take the responsibility and work towards strengthening the party in their respective states," said the former Karnataka chief minister.
"As you expressed in general, I voluntarily and wholeheartedly offer my willingness to work towards strengthening the party in Karnataka," he said.
Pertinently, Yeddyurappa won by a huge margin from the Shimoga Lok Sabha constituency.
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