Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah recently found himself embroiled in controversy during a rally in Belagavi, where BJP workers disrupted the event. The Chief Minister’s gesture towards a police officer during the rally sparked criticism from the BJP. Additionally, Siddaramaiah faced backlash for his comments about India’s stance towards Pakistan, where he suggested prioritizing security over engaging in war. The BJP and some media outlets accused him of downplaying the seriousness of the situation. In response, Siddaramaiah clarified his remarks, stating that he views war as a last resort and that his intention was to emphasize the importance of exploring peaceful solutions before considering military action. The incident has added fuel to the ongoing political tensions between the ruling party in Karnataka and the opposition BJP. Siddaramaiah’s statements have reignited debates about national security and foreign policy in India. The controversy surrounding the Chief Minister’s actions and statements is likely to continue to be a topic of discussion in the political landscape of Karnataka.