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Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Resigns, Declines Rajya Sabha Seat

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Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah resigned, declining a Rajya Sabha seat to focus on state politics.
He thanked Congress leadership for the opportunity to serve twice as CM and confirmed his decision was voluntary.

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