Tensions flared during a campaign meeting in Bengaluru's Shanti Nagar as Karnataka BJP MP PC Mohan found himself embroiled in a heated verbal exchange with party workers and local leaders on Thursday. The confrontation unfolded amidst raised voices and visible frustration, ultimately leading to Mohan's abrupt departure from the scene.
In a video capturing the incident, PC Mohan can be seen encircled by BJP workers and local party leaders, who were fervently raising slogans. Despite attempting to address the gathering with a microphone in hand, Mohan faced vocal dissent from those present.
With a political career spanning two terms as MLA and three as BJP MP representing Bengaluru Central, PC Mohan found himself under scrutiny from party workers who questioned his effectiveness in office. Expressing their disappointment, they lamented the perceived lack of tangible progress and contributions to their welfare during his tenure as MP.
The workers openly challenged Mohan's candidacy for another term, questioning the rationale behind his nomination if he had failed to meet their expectations. Former Shantinagar corporator Shivakumar and other BJP members voiced their discontent, contrasting Mohan's performance with that of retired leaders like Sadananda Gowda.
Amidst the growing unrest among the workers, PC Mohan opted to leave the venue midway through the event, leaving unresolved tensions in his wake.
