The traffic problem of Bengaluru has become a cause of trouble for the common people, which has completely spoiled the plans of many people. Now this time a Samajwadi Party MP Rajiv Rai has become its victim. Actually, MP Rajiv Rai had left to catch his scheduled flight to Delhi to attend the winter session of Parliament, but before that he was stuck on the streets of Bengaluru for several hours.

Rajeev Rai, MP from Ghosi, Uttar Pradesh, was afraid of missing his flight, so he also tried to contact Bengaluru Police to get rid of this problem, but he claims that there was no response to his call from Bengaluru Police. He alleged that there was not a single traffic policeman present on the Bengaluru road to handle the heavy traffic jam.

SP MP expressed displeasure on social media

MP Rajeev Rai became very angry after being stuck in Bengaluru traffic for several hours. He expressed his anger through a post shared on social media platform X. During this, he targeted the Karnataka government and the state Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. He said that this city has become known for its terrible traffic. Along with this, he also termed the Bengaluru traffic police as useless and irresponsible.

MP Rajiv Rai said in his ex-post, “Chief Minister of Karnataka, I am sorry, but you have the worst traffic system and the traffic police is the most irresponsible and useless. They do not even pick up the phone. I have taken a screenshot of my attempts to talk to them, no one picked up my call.” He said that he was stuck at the same place on Rajkumar Samadhi Road for an hour and his flight was about to miss. He said, “Tomorrow Monday (December 1, 2025) I have to attend the Parliament session. Not a single policeman is visible around here. There is no doubt that the traffic in Bengaluru is now counted among the worst in the world.”

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Amidst the ongoing power tussle in Karnataka, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that the high command has asked both me and DK Shivakumar to meet. That’s why I have invited them for breakfast. When he comes, this issue will be discussed. Whatever decision the high command takes, we will accept it, I am saying the same today and will say the same tomorrow also. He also said that the decision of the high command will be accepted by everyone.

Siddaramaiah indicated that if the high command calls, he will also go to Delhi. There is a possibility that the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister may hold face-to-face talks in Bengaluru tomorrow (November 29, 2025).

Siddaramaiah’s son gave statement amidst controversy

Amid the ongoing dispute over power in the state, Karnataka Legislative Council member and son of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Yathindra Siddaramaiah, said, “No information has been given by the party high command regarding changing the Chief Minister. If something like this has to happen, they will call us and talk to us. Some people are saying that DK Shivakumar should be made the Chief Minister, but he has also said that he will follow the decision of the high command. The high command said that they will call both of them and talk, so there is no doubt in this.” There should be no confusion.”

When Yatindra Siddaramaiah was asked whether the Vokkaliga community in Karnataka was demanding that DK Shivakumar be made the Chief Minister, he said, “I have already said that our party will decide who will become the Chief Minister. No one from outside has any right to comment on it.”

DK Shivkumar gave statement on the dispute for the post of Chief Minister

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar said, “I will definitely go to Delhi. It is like a temple for us. Congress has a long history and Delhi will always guide us. When they call me, party leaders and the Chief Minister, we will definitely go there.”

#WATCH Bengaluru , Amid leadership row in the state, Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar says, “I will definitely go to Delhi. It is our temple. Congress has a long history, and Delhi will always guide us. When they call me, party leaders and CM, we will go there…My community… pic.twitter.com/NuTBc45V6l

— ANI (@ANI) November 28, 2025

He said, “My community is Congress. I may belong to any one community and they may like it, but my love is for every section of the society. I don’t want anything else, my party will decide.”

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Karnataka High Court has put an interim stay on the government’s order regarding Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in the state. The High Court on Tuesday (October 28, 2025) has given a big decision regarding the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). Along with this, the High Court has also issued a notice to the state government. In fact, the Karnataka government had ordered to ban the activities of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in the state and make it mandatory to take prior permission for gathering of more than 10 people in public places, on which the High Court has now given a major decision. This decision of the High Court is a big blow to the government led by CM Siddaramaiah.

This decision of the state government was challenged in the Karnataka High Court and it was alleged that it was against the fundamental rights of the citizens. Hubli based Punashchitna Seva Sanstha had filed a petition in the High Court. At the same time, the Karnataka government led by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has announced to challenge this decision of the High Court. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that the state government will file an appeal in the division bench of the High Court against the interim order of the Dharwad bench.

Petitioner’s lawyer argued in court

A single bench of Justice Nagaprasanna has issued an order to put an interim stay on this order of the government and said that the next hearing in this case will be on November 17, 2025. On behalf of the petitioner, senior advocate Ashok Harnahalli argued in the court, ‘The government has ordered that permission will have to be taken for any gathering of more than 10 people. This is a restriction on the fundamental rights given by the Constitution. Even if a party is held in a park, that too will be considered an illegal gathering as per the government orders.

Government order was issued in the beginning of this month

This government order, which was postponed by the Karnataka High Court, was issued earlier this month. In the order issued by the state government, guidelines were given that no private or social organization can organize any program, meeting or cultural event in government or public properties like government schools, college grounds or other institutional premises without written permission.

In this order, the district administration was also directed to ensure that the rules are strictly followed and in case of any violation, action should be taken under the Karnataka Land Revenue Act and Education Act.

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There has been a stir in Karnataka politics after a statement given by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s son Yathindra on Wednesday (October 22, 2025). Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s son Yatindra gave a statement at a function regarding his father’s political career. During this, he also said that the state now needs progressive and ideologically thinking leaders. At the same time, he has also hinted towards Minister Satish Jarkiholi being the next Chief Minister in the state government led by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.

Actually, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s son Yatindra gave this statement during the unveiling ceremony of the statue of Saint Kanakdas in Kappalgudi village of Raibag taluk of Belagavi district of the state. Addressing the function, Yatindra said, ‘My father is in the last phase of his political life. Karnataka now needs progressive and ideologically thinking leaders. Satish Jarkiholi is fully capable of fulfilling this responsibility. He will lead us by setting an example.

Yatindra’s statement created political stir in the state

After Yatindra’s statement came out, there has been a stir in the political streets of the state and speculations about change of leadership within the ruling party have also become heated. There is speculation in the political circles that ‘Has Yathindra indicated that Satish Jarkiholi can be the next Chief Minister of Karnataka? Has the CM’s chair now tilted towards the Jarkiholi family? Has Yatindra also hinted at November Revolution during his address? At the same time, Yatindra has also clarified that his statement was related to his father’s decision of not contesting the assembly elections to be held in the year 2028.

What did Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar say on Yatindra’s statement?

After the statement of Chief Minister’s son Yatindra came to light, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has commented on it. While talking to the media he said that you should ask Yatindra what he has said. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and I have already made it clear that we will only obey the party’s high command and work together.

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The Karnataka government is preparing to ban the activities of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in government schools and college campuses in the state. State government minister Priyank Kharge said in this regard on Thursday (October 16, 2025) that the Karnataka Cabinet has decided to bring new rules to ban the activities of RSS.

A day before this statement of Minister Priyank Kharge, on Wednesday (October 15, 2025), Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had said that his government is considering ways to ensure that no organization harasses people.

Minister Priyank Kharge gave information

Priyank Kharge told news agency PTI after the cabinet meeting, ‘The rules that we are going to bring will be related to public places, government schools, colleges, government premises, government-owned institutions and aided institutions. We will make a new rule by bringing together the orders issued earlier by the Home Department, Law Department and Education Department. In the next two to three days, this new rule will be implemented within the ambit of the law and the Constitution.

If you want to do anything, you will have to take permission from the government – Kharge

This decision of the Karnataka government is being considered as a big step towards banning the activities of RSS in government and government-aided schools and colleges of the state. Kharge further said, ‘We cannot control any organization, but from now on no organization will be able to do anything of its own free will in public places or on the streets. If you want to do anything, you will have to take permission from the government.

Priyank Kharge wrote a letter to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah

Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge had earlier written a letter to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah demanding a ban on RSS activities in government schools, colleges and state-owned temples. He had alleged that RSS was influencing the minds of the youth and promoting ideology against the Constitution.

In a letter written to the Chief Minister, Kharge requested that like Tamil Nadu, such restrictions should be implemented in Karnataka also. After Kharge’s letter, Siddaramaiah directed the Chief Secretary to review the action taken on this matter.

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A new case has come to light on Sunday (September 7, 2025) regarding the socio-economic survey to be held in Karnataka. The Apex Body of Lingayats has asked members of the influential community of Karnataka to reveal themselves as Veerashaiva-Lingayat in the upcoming socio-economic survey. This is because people of this community politically influential are demanding recognition from Hindus as a different religion.

The official letter in this regard has come out a few weeks before the caste calculation process starting from 22 September. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is going to start this survey in the state on the instructions of AICC, including Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi. Apart from this, a target has been set to complete this three months after the start of this survey process.

BJP’s Hindu vote bank may hover in danger

If the people of the Lingayat community accept the call made by their apex institution, then it will make a large number of different numbers from the main Hindu vote bank of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Lingayat community population claims to be 11 percent in the state

The All India Veerashaiva-Lingayat Mahasabha has made this call for the Lingayat community after the reports came to light, according to which the number of their communities in Karnataka was 11 percent in the state’s total population in the last survey conducted in the state, this figure is much lower than the state’s 18 percent SC population and 13 percent of the population of Muslims.

Lingayat community leaders objected to data

However, leaders of the Lingayat community have often claimed 17 percent stake in the total population of the state. Leaders of Lingayat community from North Karnataka, MB Patil and Lakshmi Habelkar, had openly disagreed on the population figures being claimed based on estimates. He emphasized that the population of the community is much more of the data mentioned in the report.

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A conflict between two senior state government officials posted at Karnataka Bhavan in Delhi has created a big political controversy. The confrontation between the two officers at Karnataka Bhavan took place on Tuesday (July 22, 2025). It included Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s Special Duty Officer (SDO) and Assistant Resident Commissioner C. Mohan Kumar and Deputy Chief Minister and Karnataka Congress state president DK Shivkumar’s SDO H. Anjanaiya.

Sdo H. Anjaniah complained in the case

According to an official complaint filed by H. Anjaniah, the dispute between officials in Karnataka Bhavan in Delhi had increased so much that SDO C. Mohan Kumar had threatened to even kill him. The entire dispute took place in the presence of all other employees in Karnataka Bhavan. During this, a senior officer Pramila was also present.

SDO H. Anjaniah has made a formal complaint about the case to Resident Commissioner of Karnataka Bhavan, Imkongla Jamir and Karnataka Chief Secretary Shalini Rajneesh. In the complaint, he has accused C. Mohan Kumar of harassment, misuse of his rights and repeatedly causing problems. He has also demanded criminal action in this matter.

Karnataka Chief Secretary sought report

On the complaint of SDO Anjaniah, Karnataka Chief Secretary Shalini Rajneesh has taken the matter seriously. He has ordered an official inquiry into the matter and has also sought a report on this from the Resident Commissioner.

After all, why the dispute between the two officers

SDO H. Anjaniah alleged in his written complaint C. Mohan Kumar not only used abusive language, but also threatened to kill him, which he has described as a direct attack on his dignity. He said, “He threatened to kill me in front of everyone in the office chamber, if there is an accident with me, C. Mohan Kumar will be responsible for this.”

C. Mohan Kumar dismissed the allegations made by H. Anjaniah

The allegations made by H. Anjaniah in this case have been rejected by SDO C. Mohan Kumar. In contrast, Mohan Kumar has accused Anjania of indiscipline and misbehavior. C. Mohan Kumar also cited several complaints already made against H. Anjaniah on behalf of other employees of Karnataka Bhavan.

It is noteworthy that this conflict between the officials is also showing the inner political tussle between Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar.

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