Siddaramaiah Takes a Swing at PM Modi on Twitter: Kumaraswamy’s Surprising Response Sparks Political Debate

New Delhi, September 26: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has unleashed a series of sharp tweets criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi, drawing a notable response from Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy. Kumaraswamy expressed surprise at Siddaramaiah's comments, suggesting that political discussions should not be overstated. This exchange highlights the ongoing tensions between the Congress-led Karnataka government and the BJP at the national level, especially regarding allegations of corruption. Here's a closer look at the recent developments and the reactions they have triggered.

Siddaramaiah's Twitter Assault: The Karnataka CM targeted PM Modi in a series of tweets, questioning his credibility on corruption issues.

Kumaraswamy’s Reaction: The Union Minister responded with surprise, suggesting that such political debates should not dominate discourse.

Allegations of Corruption: Siddaramaiah previously accused the BJP government in Karnataka of demanding a 40% commission, which Kumaraswamy addressed, implying Congress is similarly implicated.

Denial of Notice: Kumaraswamy stated he had not received any official notice regarding the Gangennahalli denotification issue and claimed there has been no communication with him.

Modi's Claims at Rallies: During an election rally in Haryana, PM Modi accused the Congress party of fostering corruption, citing Siddaramaiah’s involvement in land scams.

Siddaramaiah's Retort: In response, Siddaramaiah claimed that Modi's office serves as a “washing machine” for corrupt politicians, suggesting that many who faced scrutiny have found refuge in the BJP.

Political Tensions Escalate: This exchange reflects the deepening political rivalry between the Congress and BJP, with allegations and counter-allegations flying in the lead-up to elections.