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As part of our coverage of the upcoming Lok Sabha 2019 elections, we asked prominent media personalities in south India to interview leaders from their respective states. In Karnataka, we spoke to BS Yeddyurappa of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Independent MP contestant Prakash Raj and Siddaramaiah of the Congress.
In this interview, Vidya Dinker speaks to Siddaramaiah, former chief minister, chairman of the ruling Janata Dal (Secular)-Congress Coordination Committee and the chief of the Congress in Karnataka.
Siddaramaiah responds to questions of instability and infighting within the ruling Congress-JD(S) government in Karnataka. He elaborates on how ‘NYAY’ will be implemented and replies to criticisms which the ruling coalition government in Karnataka has been facing since it came to power.
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 "BJP, Congress, and other parties declare income. Who made the most?")
 "Rajya Sabha election: Where do parties stand after cross-voting?")
 "What’s the ‘Khalistani’ remark row haunting Bengal’s Sandeshkhali now?")
 "Another jolt for Congress? Are Kamal Nath and his son, Nakul, leaving the party?")