Winning Karnataka election is not like ordering IT raid: Siddaramaiah hits out at Shah

On Yeddyurappa's Mission 150 for Karnataka, Siddaramaiah said, why would people elect a person who has been to jail.

Karnataka Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah threw open a challenge to BJP's national president Amit Shah and said that his government in Karnataka cannot be dislodged. Shah may have succeeded in Uttar Pradesh, but will not be able to repeat that in Karnataka, Siddaramaiah said.

We are not kids, we have been in politics for the past 40 years. It Shah was really a master strategist, then why did he fail in Punjab, Goa and Manipur, he also asked.

Siddaramaiah made the statement in Aland after laying the foundation stone for various developmental works.

Winning elections in Karnataka is not like ordering IT raids on some Congress leaders. This is the land of Basavanna, his divisive politics will not work in Karnataka ", the Karnataka Chief Minister also said.

On Yeddyurappa's Mission 150 for Karnataka, Siddaramaiah said, why would people elect a person who has been to jail. People will back my party as we have given them free rice, waived farmers loans and fulfilled most of the promises made before the last poll. The people will not betray the government which has provided them free food, education and other benefits", he said.

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