Karnataka: OBC Event Minus 3 Ahinda Leaders Spark Speculations of Realignment Around Siddu
Siddaramaiah used the Ahinda platform to press for 75% reservation demand as three senior leaders stayed away, fueling speculation of a political realignment.
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Times of IndiaKarnataka: OBC event minus 3 Ahinda leaders spark speculations of realignment around Siddu
A recent Ahinda gathering in Bengaluru has sparked speculation about political shifts. Three senior leaders were notably absent from the event, raising questions about future leadership. Siddaramaiah emphasized the demand for increased reservation for backward communities and Dalits. This comes after his replacement as chief minister and the rise of other leaders. The movement's future direction is now a subject of discussion among its members.
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Bengaluru: Siddaramaiah may have stepped away from the chief minister’s office, but the political constituency that helped define his career remains firmly within his sights. The veteran Congress leader’s appearance at a major Backward Classes convention in Bengaluru on Sunday offered a glimpse of his emerging role in Karnataka politics after his tenure as chief
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