New Delhi: Former Karnataka Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah once again hit the headlines for his behavior when he publicly slapped his own colleague at the airport. . A video of this incident has been released by news agency ANI. This behavior of Siddaramaiah is also being condemned on social media.
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In the video released by news agency ANI, it is seen that Congress leader Siddaramaiah at Mysore airport starts moving after being confronted by the media, then his colleague starts telling him something. After listening to him for a few seconds, he slaps his colleague in front of everyone. After this, he also asks him to push forward from behind. However, it is not yet known why he treated his colleague like this.
#WATCH: Congress leader and Karnataka's former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah slaps his aide outside Mysuru Airport. pic.twitter.com/hhC0t5vm8Q
— ANI (@ANI) September 4, 2019
Earlier also in January this year, Siddaramaiah was accused of mistreating a woman. In fact, a woman had approached Siddaramaiah in Mysore with some complaints and as soon as the woman started talking to him, Siddaramaiah was enraged and snatched the mic from the woman’s hand. During this time, Siddaramaiah’s hand went on the woman’s scarf and he knocked her down. This entire incident was captured on camera and he faced a lot of criticism.
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However, Siddaramaiah later clarified about this. He said, ‘It was an accident. She was giving a long speech. I tried to silence him. I was not wrong. She is like my sister, I have known her for the last 15 years.
Karnataka Congress is still going through a difficult tour, because DK Shivakumar, who is considered to be the troubleshooter of the Congress in Karnataka, has been arrested by the Enforcement Directorate on Tuesday.
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