AHINDA leaders seek Deputy CM post for Yathindra, voice concern over Siddaramaiah’s exit
AHINDA leaders have expressed disappointment over the resignation of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and are advocating for MLC Dr. Yathindra Siddaramaiah to be appointed Deputy Chief Minister. They warned that the political shift could negatively impact the Congress party's future unless the new leadership engages with AHINDA communities. The leaders emphasized the importance of continuing support for backward classes and implementing previously submitted socio-economic surveys.
- ▪AHINDA leaders are disappointed by Siddaramaiah's resignation and demand Dr. Yathindra Siddaramaiah as Deputy CM.
- ▪They caution that the political change could harm Congress's prospects without engaging AHINDA communities.
- ▪The leaders stress the need for continued support for backward classes and the implementation of socio-economic surveys.
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Expressing disappointment over the resignation of Karnataka’s Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, AHINDA leaders demanded that MLC Dr. Yathindra Siddaramaiah be appointed Deputy Chief Minister.At a meeting organised under the aegis of the Karnataka Backward Classes Jagrutha Vedike in Mysuru on May 30, they cautioned that the political development could affect the Congress party’s prospects unless the new leadership takes AHINDA communities into confidence, and ensures equal representation in the government.Expressing shock over the sudden change in leadership, speakers said a large section of backward classes had supported the Congress in the previous Assembly elections under Siddaramaiah’s leadership, which helped the party come to power.“The high command asking Mr.
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