Live: 'Expecting a message by evening from central leadership'

Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa on Sunday morning said he was expecting a message from BJP high command about the leadership change in the state by today evening. Yediyurappa completes two years in office on July 26 in his fourth innings as CM and there are indications he may be asked to resign. Party sources privy to developments said the central leadership has shortlisted a dozen names with the 2023 assembly polls in mind. Karnataka is significant since it’s BJP’s gateway to the south. Stay with TOI for all the latest updates:

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