
Constitution Day Celebration
Public reading of the Preamble and tribute to Dr. B. R. Ambedkar on Constitution Day.

A Statesman for the People of Karnataka
A towering mass leader and architect of welfare governance in Karnataka, Siddaramaiah has spent over four decades championing the rights of the poor, the backward classes, farmers and the youth.
Leadership Journey
Began his legislative journey representing Chamundeshwari constituency.

Served as Deputy CM and Finance Minister with progressive fiscal reforms.

Led a landmark welfare government with the iconic Anna Bhagya & Indira Canteen schemes.

Returned to power with a historic Congress mandate and launched the 5 Guarantees.

Implemented Gruha Lakshmi, Shakti, Anna Bhagya, Gruha Jyothi and Yuva Nidhi statewide.

Vision & Ideology
An uncompromising fight for the AHINDA — minorities, backward classes and Dalits.
Putting money, food, electricity and opportunity directly into the hands of every family.
Yuva Nidhi for unemployed graduates and expanded skill development across districts.
Defending constitutional values, communal harmony and the spirit of Karnataka.
Impact & Achievements

Biography
Siddaramaiah is the Chief Minister of Karnataka and one of India's most respected mass leaders. Born in Siddaramanahundi village in Mysuru district, he rose from humble beginnings to become a two-time Chief Minister, leading the state through landmark welfare and social justice reforms.
A lawyer by training and a politician by conviction, Siddaramaiah is widely regarded as the strongest voice of the AHINDA — minorities, backward classes and Dalits — in Karnataka. His government has launched the historic 'Pancha Guarantees' delivering free electricity, monthly assistance to women, free bus travel, food security and unemployment support to millions.
He continues to inspire a new generation of Congress karyakartas, including the Ballari District Youth Congress, with his uncompromising commitment to constitutional values, secularism and social equality.
In Their Words
"My only ideology is the Constitution of India and the welfare of the last citizen."
"Karnataka belongs to every Kannadiga, regardless of caste, religion or language."
"Welfare is not charity — it is the constitutional right of every Indian."
Media & Gallery
Related Movement Activities

Public reading of the Preamble and tribute to Dr. B. R. Ambedkar on Constitution Day.

Strategy session with all block presidents and office bearers of Ballari District Youth Congress.

Ballari delegation participated in the KPYCC state executive meeting in Bengaluru.
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