Siddaramaiah Resigns: ‘I did as the High Command told me’; Siddaramaiah became emotional after the resignation and considered Sonia-Rahul Gandhi

• Siddaramaiah has finally resigned as Chief Minister
• I did as the high command told me- Siddaramaiah
• An emotional Siddaramaiah thanked Sonia-Rahul Gandhi after the resignation

Siddaramaiah Resignation: “I got a chance to serve seven crore people of Karnataka. I got a chance to be Chief Minister twice and Leader of Opposition twice. I am indebted to Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge for this,” said Congress leader Siddaramaiah.

In fact, Karnataka has reached a new turning point in politics. Siddaramaiah has finally resigned as Chief Minister. After his resignation, all the political discussions that had been going on for the past few days came to a complete halt. Siddaramaiah has also expressed his feelings after resigning.

Siddaramaiah resignation: Siddaramaiah finally resigns as Chief Minister of Karnataka

Speaking to the media after resigning, Siddaramaiah said, “I did as the high command told me. The party leadership asked me to resign from the beginning. I am sure that my resignation will be accepted as per the constitution after the return of the governor. The constitution is supreme and we have always tried to walk the path of constitutional values. People have accepted us as loyal followers and supporters have always stood by us.”

Speaking on the occasion, Siddaramaiah thanked Congress workers, MLAs and MPs including former Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge for their support since joining the party in 2006.

Opponents were also targeted

While referring to his tenure, Siddaramaiah also criticized the opposition. He said that wrong information was spread that the Congress government’s guarantee schemes would empty the state exchequer. This time, he indirectly targeted the opposition parties including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing them of trying to create confusion among the people about the plans of the Congress.

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Siddaramaiah said, “I have already made it clear that I will resign as soon as I get the order from the High Command. Today I have taken that decision and the way is clear for the next Chief Minister,” adding that the Congress has won 135+1 seats in the assembly elections and two independent MLAs have also supported the government.

D. K. Paving the way for Shivakumar’s post as Chief Minister

After the resignation of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah D. K. The way for Shivakumar’s post as Chief Minister has been cleared. While the final decision of Chief Minister of Karnataka is being discussed, according to the rotation agreement D. K. When it was being decided whether to appoint Shivakumar as Chief Minister or consider someone else, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra made her position clear and told the leadership that only D. K. It was advised to choose only Shivakumar and no one else.