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Industrialist, JD(S) leader joins AAP
Industrialist, JD(S) leader joins AAP
Industrialist and Janata Dal (S) general secretary K B Naganna joined Aam Aadmi Party on Monday in the presence of various leaders from the State including its convenor Prithvi Reddy, Bangalore city unit president Mohan Dasari, State vice president Suresh Rathod
Bengaluru: Industrialist and Janata Dal (S) general secretary K B Naganna joined Aam Aadmi Party on Monday in the presence of various leaders from the State including its convenor Prithvi Reddy, Bangalore city unit president Mohan Dasari, State vice president Suresh Rathod. Naganna is an office-bearer of Karnataka Small Industries Federation. Prithvi Reddy, who spoke on the occasion, said that Aam Aadmi Party will raise issues for the betterment of the State and Bengaluru city. Naganna's joining the party will strengthen it to fight against corruption, he added.
Speaking on the occasion, Naganna said that he has been fighting corruption for a long time. "I am joining AAP with the intention of contributing to the next generation by fighting against corruption.
"A person like Arvind Kejriwal, who without any political experience, has founded a party and brought about a change in administration. I have joined the party looking for a similar change in the State" Naganna said.
