Yathindra stokes power tussle fire once again by firmly stating that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will complete his full five-year term. Speaking in Belagavi, he said his father enjoys strong support from both the Congress party and the public.
This is the second time in a week that Yathindra stokes power tussle fire, adding fresh momentum to ongoing discussions about leadership stability in Karnataka. He dismissed all talk of a mid-term leadership change.
Yathindra said Siddaramaiah remains fully focused on governance and welfare delivery. According to him, rumours about power-sharing only divert attention from development and public service.
Meanwhile, reactions within the Congress have remained mixed. Some party leaders welcomed the statement, saying it brings clarity and reassurance. However, others felt repeated remarks could fuel internal tensions at a sensitive time.
Political observers in Belagavi noted that the comments have intensified debates within party circles. Importantly, the timing stands out as the Assembly’s winter session is under way and coordination meetings are expected soon.
Supporters of the Chief Minister said Siddaramaiah’s experience and popularity continue to make him the strongest choice to lead the government. They believe stability will help the government focus on policy and administration rather than speculation.
