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Karnataka polls: Not acceptable, says Ex-CM after BJP bosses ask him not to contest

Shettar, a former BJP state unit president and Assembly Speaker, said he has worked hard for 30 years to build the party in the north Karnataka region

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Former Karnataka chief minister Jagadish Shettar, 67, on Tuesday said he has been asked by the BJP central leadership not to contest the May 10 Assembly elections, to which he has expressed his displeasure. “I received a message from the seniors in the party that I am senior and a former CM. So, make way for others,” Shettar, a sitting MLA from Hubli-Dharwad Central, told reporters.

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