Karnataka: Has the 'jinxed town' struck again? Siddaramaiah 'faces MLAs revolt'
- 5 years ago
Just four months after coming to power, Karnataka Chief Minister K. Siddaramaiah is facing a revolt among his MLAs.
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wenty-two Congress MLAs, disgruntled with Siddaramaiah's attitude and way of functioning, have reportedly complained to the general secretary Digvijaya Singh, in-charge of Karnataka's affairs.
This came a day after the CM visited the Chamarajanagara town on October 7, which other CMs have avoided in the last two decades.
Party insiders are blaming his visit to the 'jinxed' town as the reason for their displeasure. As many as five chief ministers lost power between 1980 and 1990 after visiting the ill-fated town.
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wenty-two Congress MLAs, disgruntled with Siddaramaiah's attitude and way of functioning, have reportedly complained to the general secretary Digvijaya Singh, in-charge of Karnataka's affairs.
This came a day after the CM visited the Chamarajanagara town on October 7, which other CMs have avoided in the last two decades.
Party insiders are blaming his visit to the 'jinxed' town as the reason for their displeasure. As many as five chief ministers lost power between 1980 and 1990 after visiting the ill-fated town.
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