BJP’s downfall has begun from K’taka: CM Siddaramaiah

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah launched a series of attacks against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), asserting that the influence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is waning and that the decline of the BJP has initiated in Karnataka. Speaking in the legislative council on Friday, Siddaramaiah said, “The decline of BJP has begun from Karnataka. PM Narendra Modi’s influence is diminishing. BJP’s loss in all the places, where Modi campaigned is the proof for this.” He explained in detail about how BJP and Narendra Modi are moving away from people and becoming anti-people. “During the Karnataka assembly elections, PM Narendra Modi visited the state 28 times. None of the previous Prime Ministers followed this trend. Governing the country used to be the priority of other Prime Ministers. They never ran around so much during elections,” he said. “Congress has won with huge margins in the assembly elections in and around the constituencies where Modi held road shows and campaigned for BJP. Therefore you accept that Modi’s charisma is diminishing. He advised BJP not to depend on Modi, henceforth,” Siddaramaiah added.