Shivakumar said states should focus on improving infrastructure, creating jobs, and attracting investments. He stressed that development should remain the main priority for governments rather than political differences.

The Karnataka leader also praised the rapid growth seen in several southern states. He noted that strong administration and investment-friendly policies help states achieve better economic results.

His remarks quickly drew reactions from political leaders and supporters. Many viewed the comments as an effort to encourage regional development and stronger ties between states.

Political observers believe such statements may influence future discussions on governance, investment, and regional cooperation in South India.

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Later, he submitted his resignation letter to the Governor’s office at Lok Bhavan. Reports suggest the Congress high command approved the leadership change after internal discussions. With Siddaramaiah resigns as Karnataka Chief Minister, attention has now shifted to Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, who is likely to take charge soon.

The resignation has created a strong buzz across Karnataka politics. Supporters gathered outside Siddaramaiah’s residence, while Congress leaders started discussions on the next phase of government formation. Political analysts believe the leadership transition could play a key role in the party’s future strategy ahead of upcoming elections.

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Devaraj Urs served as chief minister for a total of 2,792 days across two terms between 1972 and 1980. Siddaramaiah matched the record earlier this week and then moved ahead. He earlier completed a full five-year term from 2013 to 2018, a rare achievement in the state’s politics.

Since returning to power in May 2023, Siddaramaiah has completed 963 days in his second term so far. At 77, he remains one of the most experienced leaders in Karnataka. He stated that he never entered politics to break records and expressed confidence in completing his term.

The achievement comes amid talk of a power-sharing arrangement with Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar. Shivakumar congratulated Siddaramaiah and wished him well. Supporters celebrated across Karnataka by hosting community feasts, many serving the chief minister’s favourite nati koli.

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