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Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy termed the newly announced 'Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi' as Prime Minister Narendra Modi government's "cotton candy" to the distress-hit farming community

Congress MLA ST Somashekhar on Monday rated Siddaramaiah higher than HD Kumaraswamy, provoking the chief minister

Here is what Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy has to tell the people of the state on the 70th Republic Day.
 

Apart from the Congress leaders, BJP leader KS Eshwarappa was also seen in the Orion Mall where Seetharama Kalyana movie was screened. Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy and Eshwarappa were seen in jovial mood

Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy came to the rescue of minister SR Mahesh and defended his actions of lashing out at Tumakuru SP Divya Gopinath for stopping the minister from  entering through the VIP gate while paying last respects to Shivakumara Swamiji at the Siddaganga Mutt.

Siddaganga seer Shivakumara Swamiji breathed his last on January 21 at 11:40am in Siddaganga mutt. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds.

Heavy barricading has been put in place and the Tumakuru DC said that security arrangements have been made as VIPs are visiting the Siddaganga Mutt and hospital. He also said that the seer was fine and the public can visit him

While some of the dissident leaders may have returned to the Congress in Karnataka, dissatisfaction among members continues to remain

Amidst the chaos in Karnataka Congress over the disgruntled MLA Ramesh Jarkiholi trying to topple the HD Kumaraswamy government by aligning with the BJP, the Congress is now contemplating to field him as a Lok Sabha candidate from Belagavi

The Congress may be blaming the BJP in Karnataka of indulging in ‘Operation Lotus’. However, the tussle for power within the party let things go ‘out of hand’

Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy said it was unfortunate that he had come to power with the help of alliance partners. He hinted that he will be unable to fulfil the promises made to the people of Karnataka.

Just when two Congress MLAs withdrew their support from the coalition government headed by HD Kumaraswamy, deputy chief minister G Parameshwara claimed that the coalition government is still stable even after their exit

With trouble in Karnataka government mounting every day, noted astrologer SK Jain observed that the trouble was due to the Cabinet expansion that took place on December 22 which according to Hindus is considered an inauspicious time.

If the sources are to be believed, then on January 19, 19 legislators supporting the HD Kumaraswamy headed coalition will resign as per the direction from BJP National President Amit Shah. This move is made keeping the May 2019 Lok Sabha election.

If ‘resort politics’ being enacted from Bengaluru to Mumbai is making the Congress nervous in Karnataka, it is the low margin of victory in Madhya Pradesh and farmer unrest in Rajasthan that is giving Rahul Gandhi’s party sleepless nights. But how genuine is BJP’s ‘Operation Lotus’?