Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah dismissed Cooperation Minister KN Rajanna following the Congress high command's directive, triggered by Rajanna's public disagreement with Rahul Gandhi's vote theft allegations. Deputy CM DK Shivakumar escalated the issue, leading to AICC intervention and pressure on Siddaramaiah to act swiftly. Rajanna's removal signals a firm stance against dissent within the party, with potential expulsion looming.
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