Bagalkot: At the Congress campaign meeting held in Badami on Monday, Siddarama, opposition leader in the Assembly, was subject to a shame by the leaders of his own party BB Chimmanakiety and Sr Patil.
Chimmanakatti, who has sacrificed Badami constituencies for Siddaramaiiah in the 2018 Assembly election, began his speech by questioning why Siddaramaiiah came to Badami while avoiding Varuna and Chamundi.
He continued, without mentioning the name Siddaramaiiah, “You have two constituents for the contest, while I have no choice than badami.” Chimmanakatti followers responded to Meme ‘Howdu Huliya.’ “Yes, I am ‘huli’ (Toger), but now I’m ‘Ili’ (mouse).
If you (people) want, I can become ministers or even the Prime Minister,” Chimmanakatti said.
It was time, supporters of Siddaramakak and Chimmanakatti were heard shouting slogans in their support.
Recognizing the situation gravity, several leaders of Congress urged Chimmanakathi to end his speech and even turned off the microphone for a while.
Siddaramaiiah, former Minister of MB Patil and Hy Meti, and others in Dais sitting as a mute audience.
Meanwhile, former Minister of SR Patil, who has missed MLC tickets, did not attend a campaign meeting led by Siddaramaiiah.
Patil has been chosen four times in a row from the Constituency of Local Authority Vijayapura-Bagalka, but it has denied this ticket this time.
Then, talking to reporters, Siddaramaiiah stated that he had no role in Patil who was rejected by tickets.
“In fact, Patil has stated that he will do a contest again if the party only translates it for the constituency of two seats.
However, the high command decided to set two candidates,” he claimed.
Submit talk about head changes.
The state minister, Siddaramaiiah said he did not know about it.
“We know that BJP has two groups and Yediyurappa fired from the cm post,” he added.
When asking about the statement of HD Kumaraswamy about the impact of JD in the selection of MLC, he said he would not comment on the existing party in 4-5 districts.
Siddaramaiiah faced a awkward moment at a campaign meeting in Badami
