Politics corrupt, won’t contest polls any more: Siddaramaiah
Bengaluru: Former Karnataka chief minister and veteran Congress leader Siddaramaiah announced on Sunday that he will not contest any elections in future, including the 2028 state assembly polls, citing advancing age, declining health and politics becoming “corrupted”
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