Deve Gowda is Not that Old to Retire from Politics: Kumaraswamy - Daijiworld.com

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Kumaraswamy, who formally submitted his resignation letter to the state assembly speaker Jagadish Shettar from his Ramanagaram assembly constituency after deciding to retain the Bangalore rural lok sabha seat won by him in the recent elections, told reporters at Vidhana Soudha that the decision was taken in the best interests of the state and also to strengthen the party.

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"We need a strong representation for the state in Delhi to fight for safeguarding its interests as the state had received a raw deal from successive governments in the past,’’he said. Kumaraswamy indicated that JD(S) was ``strong enough’’ in the state to independently fight the ensuing by-elections to five assembly constituencies in the state following the vacancies arising after the lok sabha polls. ``I can’t state at this point of time as to whether we will go it alone or fight the elections in alliances or seat-sharing understanding with the Congress. We will take a decision after examining all aspects,’’he said.

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