'No one can change his decision': Karnataka minister Yathindra says father Siddaramaiah 'firm' on skipping 2028 polls
Yathindra Siddaramaiah confirmed his father's decision to retire from electoral politics. He stated that once his father makes a firm decision, no one can change it. The senior leader is prioritizing his health as he approaches eighty years old. He will remain actively involved in politics and champion vulnerable sections. Siddaramaiah previously announced the 2023 elections would be his last contest.
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