Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah highlighted that one can only become Chief Minister with the support of the people. He stressed his focus on empowering the underprivileged in society. Siddaramaiah expressed gratitude to the residents of Chamundeshwari and Varuna constituencies, underlining the significance of God’s omnipresence.
Siddaramaiah, who represents Varuna and previously Chamundeshwari, shared his political journey starting from the Taluk Development Board elections in 1978. He credited his success in eight elections and his Chief Minister position to the people’s blessings. The Chief Minister affirmed his belief in receiving continued support from the region’s populace.
Reflecting on his visit to Pillahalli for a temple event, Siddaramaiah acknowledged the community’s warmth towards him. He emphasized the importance of remembering God in all situations, not just during hardships. Siddaramaiah advocated for universal goodwill, emphasizing the absence of teachings of hatred in any religion or caste.
Siddaramaiah outlined the government’s initiatives aimed at reducing social disparities and promoting equality. He highlighted the Shakti scheme for gender empowerment and stressed his commitment to uplifting the marginalized. The Chief Minister reiterated his goal of ensuring that the benefits of social programs reach every individual for true social justice.
Siddaramaiah announced his intention to present two more Budgets during the remaining government tenure, subject to approval from the party leadership. When questioned about his confidence in this decision, Siddaramaiah expressed trust in the party’s directives. He affirmed his dedication to following the high command’s decisions, prioritizing public service over setting budget presentation records.
