Karnataka's Chief Minister Siddaramaiah dismissed Cooperation Minister KN Rajanna following Congress high command's directive, triggered by Rajanna's public questioning of Rahul Gandhi's voter list manipulation allegations. The swift action, unfolding within six hours, involved high-level calls, explanations, and ultimately, a formal removal order issued by the governor, signaling a warning to dissenters within the party.
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