JD(S) can’t come to power on its own, says Siddaramaiah
The Hindu
Former CM says the party has no ideology
Urging electors to dislodge the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in the State in the 2023 Assembly elections, former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said on Sunday that the Janata Dal (S) cannot come to power on its own.
“For the JD(S), anybody would do. For the JD(S), secularism remains only in the name. It has no ideology and is opportunistic. We had extended support to the JD(S) [in 2018] only to prevent the communal BJP from coming to power,” the Congress leader said at a function here. “The programmes that we gave were for all sections of society. Is there discrimination based on caste?”
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