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'Politics has become corrupted': Siddaramaiah says won't contest 2028 Karnataka polls

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Senior Congress leader and Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has announced that he will not contest the 2028 Karnataka assembly elections. The decision marks a significant shift for the veteran politician, who cited his advancing age and declining health as the primary factors behind his withdrawal from future electoral races.

In addition to personal considerations, Siddaramaiah expressed concerns regarding the current state of the political landscape, describing it as having become corrupted. His announcement signals a potential transition in his long-standing political career as he prepares to step back from contesting state-level polls.

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