CM Siddaramaiah congratulates Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on her Wayanad win
The Hindu
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah congratulates MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Lok Sabha victory, meets Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on November 29, 2024, called on newly elected MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra in New Delhi and congratulated her on the victory in the byelections to the Lok Sabha seat from Wayanad in Kerala.
Ms Vadra took oath as the member of the Lok Sabha on November 28.
The Chief Minister also met Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi and held talks.
Both Ms. Vadra and Mr. Gandhi congratulated Mr. Siddaramaiah for the Congress party’s victory in byelections held to three Assembly constituencies in Karnataka.
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