Siddaramaiah

The video shared by the BJP showed Siddaramaiah standing at the temple's entrance, despite requests from ministers and the priest to step inside. The BJP's regional language post suggested a disparity in fund allocation between minorities and the Ram Mandir.

This clarification from the state CM came after his earlier comments suggesting that there were no constraints on wearing the religious headscarf in educational settings. He emphasized the individual's right to choose their attire and food, promoting personal freedom.

Following the BJP's condemnation of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's extravagant private jet travel amid a state grappling with drought-like conditions, Siddaramaiah swiftly justified his flight by posing a question: How does PM Modi travel?

Facing criticism over the clampdown on pro-Palestine voices, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday clarified the Karnataka government's stance. He asserted that the government would not obstruct any form of expression aligned with Constitutional ideals.

Priyank Kanungo, Chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, claims the Karnataka government filed a non-bailable FIR against him in response to exposing the truth about an illegal orphanage run by Darul Uloom in Bengaluru using Islamic methods.

Former CM HD Kumaraswamy questioned Karnataka's government for swiftly placing Vivekananda from a viral video into a police category list. He criticized CM Siddaramaiah's administration, highlighting moral discrepancies and alleged nepotism. Kumaraswamy demanded answers, citing 108 instances and suggesting a hidden agenda behind rapid placements. He hinted at governance issues and accused Siddaramaiah's son of involvement, emphasizing the truth's inevitability.

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making politically motivated and speculative comments about the Congress government in Karnataka. Siddaramaiah challenged Modi's credibility as an opposition leader due to his electoral track record and questioned allegations of corruption. He also expressed disappointment with the central government's support for Karnataka's financial struggles.

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah clarifies that there are no plans to allow new bars in the state, despite recent reports. This statement follows concerns raised by MLA D. G. Shantanagowda and emphasizes the importance of understanding public sentiment. Efforts to combat alcohol addiction continue with awareness programs and marches.

The Karnataka government is considering the establishment of village courts to address local issues, aligning with Mahatma Gandhi's vision. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressed that strengthening the Gram Panchayat system can fortify the nation. Siddaramaiah also highlighted the importance of women's representation and the upcoming five-guarantee scheme.

Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar accused Siddaramaiah of practising questionable politics, emphasizing that the Karnataka chief minister never consulted anyone when releasing water meant for farmers.