Amid unease in the ruling Congress-JDS ties, BJP's Karnataka chief B S Yeddyurappa Saturday said his party would win 22 out of 28 Lok Sabha seats in the State and one would have to wait and see if there would be political instability after the results are out on May 23.
Not willing to divulge anything on the BJP's plan of action after the election results are out, the former Chief Minister claimed there was confusion between the ruling coalition partners.
"I'm confident and I have been saying this since the beginning that we will win 22 seats. Hundred per cent, we will win 22 seats, after that whatever ups and downs that will happen in politics, we have to wait and see- that is all... I dont want to say anything on that," Yeddyurappa said.
Speaking to reporters here, he said, "We will have to win the by-elections for two assembly seats (Chincholi and Kundgol on May 19) also, so I will start travelling from tomorrow."
"We will have to wait and see if there will be political instability in the state after the results are out on May 23..."
Speaking to reporters at Belagavi, he said, "If they (BJP) get more seats, they will try (to dislodge the government)... If they get similar to 2014, they will try. As of now it looks like they will get less, in such a case they will not indulge in Operation Kamala."
"It is clear that this government will not survive for long. There is big danger to this government after this election process is over.There will be big changes after May 23..."
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