Karnataka CM Stands with Rahul Gandhi in Campaign to Protect Voting Rights

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressed solidarity with Rahul Gandhi and thousands of people who gathered in Delhi to raise concerns over electoral transparency and the protection of voting rights. In a public statement, he said the movement had brought together people across political, social and regional divides to defend democracy and the Constitution. He described the campaign as a collective effort that went beyond individual leaders and political parties, stressing the importance of safeguarding every citizen’s vote.

The Chief Minister outlined the campaign’s demands, including stopping alleged vote theft, halting the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process and seeking the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He also referred to a march towards the Supreme Court, stating that the concerns would be presented through the appropriate legal process. He said the campaign would continue to press for constitutional protections, free and fair elections, and respect for every eligible voter’s rights. The statements reflect the position expressed in the Chief Minister’s post.