Feasts, special poojas, and distribution of sweets mark Siddaramaiah’s record of longest tenure as Chief Minister

January 6, 2026

On January 6, 2026, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah celebrated equalling the record for the longest tenure as Chief Minister of Karnataka, previously held by D. Devaraj Urs. This milestone was marked by special poojas, distribution of sweets, and community feasts across various locations including Mysuru and Shivamogga, with supporters emphasizing Siddaramaiah's pro-people initiatives.

Feasts, special poojas, and distribution of sweets mark Siddaramaiah’s record of longest tenure as Chief Minister

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Siddaramaiah's tenure as CM began in May 2023, following a previous term from 2013 to 2018.
He has equalled D. Devaraj Urs' record of 7 years and 239 days in office.
Celebrations included distribution of sweets and food packets to thousands of people.
Key initiatives during Siddaramaiah's term include the Shakti and Gruha Jyothi schemes.
Congress leaders organized events in multiple locations to honor Siddaramaiah's achievement.

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Feasts, special poojas, and distribution of sweets mark Siddaramaiah’s record of longest tenure as Chief Minister

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