Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah seemed to raise his hand at a police officer during Congress’ protest rally in Belagavi on Monday. A video of the incident is now doing the rounds on social media.
Reportedly, disruption at the venue where Siddaramaiah was scheduled to make a public address, led to the Karnataka CM’s angry hand gesture at the police officer.
In a show of frustration, Siddaramaiah raised his hand while addressing the officer, publicly reprimanding him, as seen in the video.
During the CM’s address in Belgavi, a few women, who are reportedly BJP activists, indulged in sloganeering against the State Government and CM and waved a black cloth, reported ANI.
“Hey, come here, who’s the SP? What are you guys doing?” Siddaramaiah was heard saying, as per multiple reports.
JDS slams Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah
Following the incident, the JDS took to X (formerly Twitter) to accuse Chief Minister Siddaramaiah of arrogance and misconduct. The party criticised him for seemingly raising his hand against the police officer in a public.
JDS asked Siddaramaiah to correct his misconduct:
“Your term in power is only five years, but a government officer serves until the age of 60. Power is not permanent for anyone. Correct your misconduct,” JDS’s post stated.
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