Karnataka’s Leader of Opposition, BJP’s R Ashoka, lambasted Chief Minister Siddaramaiah for his scathing remarks against the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), calling it a “guarantee solution” to cling to his CM post. The jab comes after Siddaramaiah criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Independence Day speech, where Modi hailed the RSS as the “world’s biggest NGO.” Siddaramaiah retorted, labeling the RSS as an “unregistered, non-tax-paying, divisive organisation” conspiring to sow discord among Indians.

In a fiery post on X, Ashoka accused Siddaramaiah of using RSS attacks as a political ploy, stating, “It’s not conviction—it’s compulsion. Not ideology—it’s insurance. NotIn a fiery post on X, Ashoka accused Siddaramaiah of using RSS attacks as a political ploy, stating, “It’s not conviction—it’s compulsion. Not ideology—it’s insurance. Not belief—it’s survival.” He alleged that Siddaramaiah targets the RSS to appease the Congress high command, particularly the Gandhi family, to secure his position amid internal party rivalries and to deflect attention from his government’s failures.

Ashoka further claimed, “Smear RSS = Please Gandhis + Protect Chair + Distract from Failures.” He portrayed the RSS as a selfless organization serving the nation, contrasting it with Siddaramaiah’s alleged political maneuvering. The BJP leader’s remarks highlight the escalating political tensions in Karnataka, as the opposition seeks to capitalize on the CM’s controversial statements to rally its base.

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