Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah reaches Bihar, Will participate in 'Voter Rights Rally'

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reached Bihar on Friday to participate in the 'Voter Rights Rally' organized under the leadership of Rae Bareli MP Rahul Gandhi. His office gave this information in a press release. The Chief Minister landed at Gorakhpur airport in Uttar Pradesh in the morning and reached Gopalganj in Bihar by road. According to a statement issued by the Chief Minister's Office (CMO), "Congress leaders and workers in Uttar Pradesh welcomed Chief Minister Siddaramaiah at the airport."

Siddaramaiah reaches Bihar

About 20 leaders have accompanied Siddaramaiah from Karnataka to participate in the Bihar rally, including ministers KJ George, G Parameshwara, BZ Zameer Ahmed Khan, Satish Jarkiholi, K Sudhakar, political secretary Naseer Ahmed, legal advisor Ponnanna, Legislative Council Chief Whip Salim Ahmed, Legislative Councilor BK Hariprasad and Chief Minister's son Yatindra Siddaramaiah. The CMO said that all the leaders who went from Karnataka will take part in the 'Voter Rights Rally' going on in Bihar.

MK Stalin also reached Bihar

Let us tell you that assembly elections are to be held in Bihar at the end of this year. Before the announcement of the date of this election, Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi is running a Voter Rights Yatra in Bihar. Leaders from many other states are also joining this yatra. On Wednesday, Rahul Gandhi's yatra reached Muzaffarpur district of Bihar. Here Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin also became a part of it. MK Stalin made many allegations against the BJP and the Election Commission.