I will contest from Chamundeshwari in 2018: Siddaramaiah

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced that he would be contesting his next assembly elections from Chamundeshwari in Mysuru.

Update: 2017-10-04 01:18 GMT
Siddaramaiah said that it is the habit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to use Income Tax department raids against those who raise voice against them. (Photo: File)

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced that he would be contesting his next assembly elections from Chamundeshwari in Mysuru. Addressing Congress workers in Chamundeshwari, he said, "I became a taluk board member in 1978. It was  Chamundeshwari  which sent me to the Assembly  the first time in 1983 as an independent and again in 2006,  when I resigned after I was expelled from JD(S). You elected me five times from 1983 to 2006 and if I had lost twice in between, it was not because of you but because of my  mistakes and divisions in the Janata Party. In 2008 I had to contest from Varuna because Revansiddaiah who was supposed to contest there, joined BJP. I have become CM today because of you.  I want my last election to be from here to make Chamundeshwari a model constituency to repay you.”  

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