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Karnataka: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Resigns; Says, Will Continue In Active Politics In State

Hon’ble Shri Siddaramaiah has led a remarkable political journey with conviction, courage, and an unwavering commitment to social justice and the welfare of ordinary people.

The Congress Party takes immense pride in his leadership, which inspired millions and strengthened the voice of the marginalised across Karnataka. His guidance, experience, and commitment will continue to strengthen the party’s vision of a progressive, inclusive, and development-oriented Karnataka.

In a true reflection of his humility and statesmanship, Shri Siddaramaiah avaru expressed heartfelt gratitude to CPP Chairperson Smt. Sonia Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition Shri RahulGandhi, AICC President Shri Mallikarjun kharge, his colleagues and the People of Karnataka for giving him the opportunity to serve the people of Karnataka twice as Leader of the Opposition and twice as Chief Minister for a combined tenure of eight years.

Earlier, The longest-serving Chief Minister in Karnataka, Siddaramaiah, submitted his resignation in the Governor’s office today in Bengaluru after a breakfast meeting with his Cabinet colleagues. Addressing the media persons later, without naming D K Shivakumar, he asked the Governor to invite the CM designate to take up the mantle of Chief Ministership in the state. The Governor, who is on tour, has to return to decide on the resignation submitted by Siddaramaiah.

Two-time Chief Minister and two-time Opposition leader Siddaramaiah, with a history of presenting 17 state budgets, has resigned today. A proponent of the AHINDA movement in the state, which represented the backward classes and minorities,

Siddaramaiah quit as per the wishes of the party high command. Protests broke out in several parts of the state today against the resignation by the AHINDA groups. On the other side, the supporters of D K Shivakumar rejoiced. Both Siddaramaiah and D K Shivakumar have left for Delhi to discuss further steps of electing a new legislative party leader and a likely cabinet reshuffle.

 

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