Karnataka CM thanks Kharge for naming him in manifesto committee

Karnataka CM thanks Kharge for naming him in manifesto committee

Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah thanked Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday, December 23, for including him in the party’s manifesto committee for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

“I thank Kharge for appointing me as a member of the Congress Party’s Manifesto Drafting Committee for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections,” CM Siddaramaiah stated.

“Today, people across the country recognize our government’s ‘Karnataka Model’ of governance as a non-partisan benchmark. Being given the opportunity to draft the manifesto is an honor I perceive as AICC’s recognition of this ‘Karnataka Model of Governance’,” he said.

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“A party’s manifesto is not just a list of promises to the voters; it is a commitment we make to the people, and implementing it is the true essence of governance. Our previous government had implemented more than 95 percent of the promises in the manifesto, providing equal opportunity and balanced development, thereby earning the trust of the people. The current government is also advancing on the same path. I hope that in the coming days, the people of the country will also benefit from the advantages of the Karnataka Model of Governance.

“I am thankful to the senior leaders of the party, Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, for supporting all my welfare and infrastructure initiatives,” he added.

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