Former Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa has ruled out quitting the BJP. Speaking to media persons in Bangaluru today, Yeddyurappa clarified that he will not join any other party, including the Congress, and remain in the BJP.

Yeddyurappa, however, ruled out participating in the National Executive Meeting of the BJP. He expressed agony over the treatment meted out to him by the national and state leaders within the party.

Yeddyurappa attacked BJP General Secretary and Bangalore South MP Ananth Kumar, accusing him for creating false impression about him within the party.

Yeddyurappa informed that he had expressed his displeasure about the way the party was treating him to party General Secretary Dharmendra Pradhan, who is camping in the state capital since Friday.

Meanwhile, BJP General Secretary and Karnataka incharge Dharmendra Pradhan has regretted the comments made by Yeddyurappa against party leaders Ananth Kumar and Nitin Gadkari. Speaking to media persons in Bangalore, he expressed hope that all the confusion within the party in the state will be removed in a couple of day.

She said that all the legislators have expressed their views about the issues within the party and these will be conveyed to the National leaders.