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Politics corrupt, won’t contest polls any more: Siddaramaiah
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Former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah has announced that he will not contest any elections in future, citing advancing age, declining health, and corruption in politics.
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Politics corrupt, won’t contest polls any more: Siddaramaiah
Former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah has announced that he will not contest any elections in future, citing advancing age, declining health, and corruption in politics. The 79-year-old Congress leader, who is a member of the Congress Working Committee, has stated that he will remain active in politics and continue speaking on issues affecting the public. Siddaramaiah's decision has sparked a debate on the state of politics in India.
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