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    • Agencies Tags : B S Yeddyurappa, BJP, Janardhana Reddy Posted: Saturday , Nov 07, 2009 at 1658 hrs New Delhi:

    With tears in his eyes, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa blamed the dissidents for shifting focus from relief work to politics as dissident Reddy brothers held out despite a reported compromise formula.

    "I apologise to the flood victims. When they are facing so many problems, we should not have wasted time on this crisis," he told Kannada channel "Suvarna".

    He said the people he trusted did not support him. "I should have not been distracted. I hope God will forgive me," the Chief Minister said.

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    CommentBy: Sampath | 08-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward Its funny there r people who belive anything the polition says.they only care for their powerful chair not flood affected people.look at this gentlemen who says even god will not forgive his act of ditching his loyalist.yet they ditch so they can continue in their chair.
    Tears of concernBy: Kislay | 08-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward How many chief ministers cried for their people?,none,i suppose.Mr.yedurappa is doing great as karnatka's cheif minister.His tears showcase how sympathetic he is towards flood-hit population in his state.seldom we come across a politician like him.
    reddysBy: moulli | 08-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward Hi I am not up to politics, but are not reddys from andhra pradesh, then how is it that they rule the roost in karnatakka ??? And how are the kanadigas taking it lying down ?? Or are reddys also from karnataka ? can some on please clarify ??
    MrBy: Ramesh | 08-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward Hello
    SocialBy: S.Chidambaresa Iyer | 08-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward Yeddiyurapp is a sincere person. He wanted to do something tangible for Karnataka. he is not corrupt or avaricious. It is a pity that he is not understood by his colleagues. He has to exit because he does not enjoy majority. Unfortunate.
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