3 Indian sailors were killed in a #USA attack on a commercial vessel. #Iran condemned it. But #India issued routine statements without even calling out the perpetrator! This is the reality of #Vishwaguru diplomacy: loud at home, silent before the powerful. #AnswerMadiModi

When students are in crisis, #Modi is missing. #NEET paper leak has exposed the #BJP’s complete failure and the Union Government’s shameless silence. Students deserve justice, not excuses and foreign tours. #ModiFailedIndia #Siddaramaiah #PaperLeak #AnswerMadiModi

When students are in distress, when families are facing unbearable anxiety, Prime Minister @narendramodi cannot remain silent or look away. Every time the country faces a serious crisis, he chooses foreign tours over responsibility. The Prime Minister must return, face the youth of India, apologise for the NEET disaster, and act against those responsible. #AnswerMadiModi #ModiFailedIndia

This is what happens when foreign policy becomes photo-op diplomacy. India deserves leadership, not submission. #NarenderSurrender #ModiFailedIndia #DonaldTrump #RussianOil #AnswerMadiModi

Modi Government betrays youth! #Siddaramaiah #ModiFailedIndia #NEET #NEETExam #AnswerMadiModi

Is this also Nehru ji’s fault? #AnswerMadiModi #JawaharlalNehru #neet #neetug #paperleak

PM Narendra Modi must clarify whether he came to Bengaluru as the Prime Minister of the country or as a desperate BJP campaigner. His speech did not reflect the dignity, seriousness or responsibility of the office he holds. @siddaramaiah #AnswerMadiModi

He only said to avoid international trips.. Make meetings online.. Now he is doing the reverse…!!! #AnswermadiModi

PM Narendra Modi must clarify whether he came to Bengaluru as the Prime Minister of the country or as a desperate BJP campaigner. His speech did not reflect the dignity, seriousness or responsibility of the office he holds. Former Prime Ministers like Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee upheld the dignity of that chair even while fighting political battles. But PM Modi has reduced it to a platform for petty attacks, falsehoods and street-style politics. His remarks against the Congress Government in Karnataka only exposed the failure of his own government at the Centre and his helplessness over the collapsing condition of his party in the State. #AnswerMadiModi

#Karnataka delivers. #ModiGovt delays. For 2 years, the Modi govt has withheld rightful funds, stalling a mission meant for people’s basic right - drinking water. Karnataka won’t stop. But the question remains: Why is the Centre punishing a performing state? #AnswerMadiModi

"Karnataka is one of India’s strongest economic contributors, yet we haven't received any major new National Highway projects in the past 12 years. This is about infrastructure justice. A State that contributes so much to the national economy cannot be kept waiting indefinitely for major highway expansion and connectivity support. That is why I raised this demand in my 18-point memorandum to the Union Government on behalf of Karnataka. If Karnataka’s contribution to India’s growth is unquestioned, why is the State still waiting for major new National Highway approvals?" - Chief Minister Shri @siddaramaiah #NationalHighways #Infrastructure #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

Karnataka is one of India’s strongest economic contributors, yet we haven't received any major new National Highway projects in the past 12 years. This is about infrastructure justice. A State that contributes so much to the national economy cannot be kept waiting indefinitely for major highway expansion and connectivity support. That is why I raised this demand in my 18-point memorandum to the Union Government on behalf of Karnataka. If Karnataka’s contribution to India’s growth is unquestioned, why is the State still waiting for major new National Highway approvals? #NationalHighways #Infrastructure #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

"Rural development cannot be sustained if duly recommended funds are withheld. Karnataka is still awaiting ₹2,860 crore in 15th Finance Commission grants for Gram Panchayats for FY 2025–26, an issue that was specifically flagged in my memorandum to the Prime Minister. Karnataka has fulfilled the required conditions, while the Union’s April 2026 release of funds covered several other States but did not include Karnataka. This is not just about a financial transfer. It is about roads, sanitation, basic services, and local development in rural Karnataka. That is why I raised this issue in my 18-point memorandum to the Union Government on behalf of the people of Karnataka. If Karnataka has met the conditions, why are Gram Panchayats still being denied the funds they are entitled to?" - Chief Minister Shri @siddaramaiah #GramPanchayat #RuralDevelopment #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

Rural development cannot be sustained if duly recommended funds are withheld. Karnataka is still awaiting ₹2,860 crore in 15th Finance Commission grants for Gram Panchayats for FY 2025–26, an issue that was specifically flagged in my memorandum to the Prime Minister. Karnataka has fulfilled the required conditions, while the Union’s April 2026 release of funds covered several other States but did not include Karnataka. This is not just about a financial transfer. It is about roads, sanitation, basic services, and local development in rural Karnataka. That is why I raised this issue in my 18-point memorandum to the Union Government on behalf of the people of Karnataka. If Karnataka has met the conditions, why are Gram Panchayats still being denied the funds they are entitled to? #GramPanchayat #RuralDevelopment #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

"The Sharavathy Pumped Storage Project can be a major step towards Karnataka’s clean-energy future. With a planned capacity of 2,000 MW, this project is a transformative renewable-energy asset for Karnataka. Yet it continues to await multiple central clearances, including environmental, forest, and wildlife approvals. This is not merely about one power project. It is about Karnataka’s energy security, renewable transition, and the opportunity to reduce dependence on conventional sources while creating growth and jobs. That is why I raised the Sharavathy Project in my 18-point memorandum to the Union Government on behalf of Karnataka. If Karnataka’s clean-energy future matters, why are the required clearances still being delayed?" - Chief Minister Shri @siddaramaiah #Sharavathy #RenewableEnergy #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

The Sharavathy Pumped Storage Project can be a major step towards Karnataka’s clean-energy future. With a planned capacity of 2,000 MW, this project is a transformative renewable-energy asset for Karnataka. Yet it continues to await multiple central clearances, including environmental, forest, and wildlife approvals. This is not merely about one power project. It is about Karnataka’s energy security, renewable transition, and the opportunity to reduce dependence on conventional sources while creating growth and jobs. That is why I raised the Sharavathy Project in my 18-point memorandum to the Union Government on behalf of Karnataka. If Karnataka’s clean-energy future matters, why are the required clearances still being delayed? #Sharavathy #RenewableEnergy #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

"When the Union Government speaks of river-linking and national water planning, Karnataka expects fairness, not selective priority. In the Godavari–Cauvery and Bedthi–Varada-related linkages, Karnataka deserves its rightful share of around 40–45 TMC. Yet, till date, there has been no positive response from the Union Government. That is why I raised this demand in the 18-point memorandum submitted to the Centre on behalf of the people of Karnataka. Water resources cannot be distributed through political convenience. Karnataka’s interests cannot be ignored while other river-linking proposals receive national priority and support. If inter-linking of rivers is truly being pursued in the national interest, why is Karnataka’s fair share still being sidelined?" - Chief Minister Shri @siddaramaiah #RiverLinking #WaterJustice #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

When the Union Government speaks of river-linking and national water planning, Karnataka expects fairness, not selective priority. In the Godavari–Cauvery and Bedthi–Varada-related linkages, Karnataka deserves its rightful share of around 40–45 TMC. Yet, till date, there has been no positive response from the Union Government. That is why I raised this demand in the 18-point memorandum submitted to the Centre on behalf of the people of Karnataka. Water resources cannot be distributed through political convenience. Karnataka’s interests cannot be ignored while other river-linking proposals receive national priority and support. If inter-linking of rivers is truly being pursued in the national interest, why is Karnataka’s fair share still being sidelined? #RiverLinking #WaterJustice #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

"Karnataka has consistently maintained that the Kalasa-Banduri project is essential to meeting the drinking water needs of drought-prone districts such as Belagavi, Dharwad, Gadag, and Bagalkot. Yet final approval from the Union Government under the forest clearance process remains pending. This delay raises serious questions about the Centre’s intentions towards the people of Karnataka. This is not merely a file awaiting movement in Delhi. It is a question of drinking water access for northern Karnataka and of whether the Centre will act when the needs of our people are clear. That is why I raised Kalasa Nala before the Union Government as part of my 18-point memorandum on behalf of Karnataka. How much longer will northern Karnataka be made to wait for a drinking water project so vital to its future?" - Chief Minister Shri @siddaramaiah #KalasaNala #NorthKarnataka #DrinkingWater #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi

Karnataka has consistently maintained that the Kalasa-Banduri project is essential to meeting the drinking water needs of drought-prone districts such as Belagavi, Dharwad, Gadag, and Bagalkot. Yet final approval from the Union Government under the forest clearance process remains pending. This delay raises serious questions about the Centre’s intentions towards the people of Karnataka. This is not merely a file awaiting movement in Delhi. It is a question of drinking water access for northern Karnataka and of whether the Centre will act when the needs of our people are clear. That is why I raised Kalasa Nala before the Union Government as part of my 18-point memorandum on behalf of Karnataka. How much longer will northern Karnataka be made to wait for a drinking water project so vital to its future? #KalasaNala #NorthKarnataka #DrinkingWater #Karnataka #AnswerMadiModi