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Siddaramaiah: A leader whose politics went beyond dominant castes

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Siddaramaiah: A leader whose politics went beyond dominant castes
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Siddaramaiah has had a long and dynamic political career in Karnataka, marked by significant changes and adaptations. He recently announced his resignation as Chief Minister, a position he has held for an extended period. His political journey has been characterized by a focus on social alliances and inclusive governance.

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Publication timeThu, 04 Jun 2026 06:59:44 +0530
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Political careers rarely follow a linear trajectory, and Siddaramaiah’s nearly five-decade-long public life has been marked by dramatic turns and political reinventions, culminating in his surpassing D. Devaraj Urs as Karnataka’s longest-serving Chief Minister.A central figure in Karnataka politics since the mid-1980s, Siddaramaiah announced his resignation from the post of Chief Minister on May 28, 2026. Over the decades, he navigated the State’s complex political landscape through carefully crafted social alliances and a governance model centred on welfare and inclusivity.

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