JD(S)-Congress coalition govt will complete full term: Siddaramaiah

Team Udayavani, Sep 1, 2018, 12:17 PM IST

Bengaluru: Former CM Siddaramaiah said that the coalition government will last its full term of five years.

Addressing the media, Siddaramaiah told, “This government will complete its term for five years and will abide by the common minimum programme that has been decided,”

Siddaramaih had recently made a statement saying that he will be the CM again, this had raised speculation among Congress and JD(S) members. Subsequently, Siddaramaiah clarified his remarks and said: “I had said that the Congress will come to power again after five years and I will become chief minister once again.”

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