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The former minister, however, rued that he suffered a lot due to an ‘internal adjustment’.
Addressing reporters here, Somanna said he would go to Delhi on January 7 or 8 and apprise the senior BJP leaders of his ‘sufferings’. He also expressed hope that things would change for him.
”I will follow whatever the seniors in the party decide but no one should suffer the way I did due to internal adjustment,” he said. Somanna said he always held his party supreme and had high regards for its directions.
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The leader also aspired to become the BJP state president. However, former Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa’s son B Y Vijayendra got the post. Since then, Somanna has been sulking.