K'taka: JD-S meet on Nov 29 to discuss revival plan

Saturday, November 24, 2007, 9:09 [IST]

Bangalore, Nov 23: Janata Dal (S) will convene a state-level meeting here on November 29 to give the party a more vibrant and regional look with a new action plan in the present political situation.

In a release today, party spokesman Y S V Datta said the meeting would also discuss the issue of the party's preparations for the elections whenever it was held in the state.

He said the party would stress on regional issues and keep away from Congress and BJP.

JD (S) National President H D Deve Gowda and former Chief Minister H D Kumarswamy would take part in the meeting and discuss the party's revival, he said.

UNI

Topics: karnataka, bangalore, jd s, hdk, bjp, congress, chief minister, kumaraswamy, president, h d deve gowda, bangalore

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