Belagavi: Leader of the Opposition R. Ashok launched a no-holds-barred attack on Chief Minister Siddaramaiah during a special discussion on the development (or the lack of it) in North Karnataka. Opening the debate in the Assembly, Ashok said.

Siddaramaiah completed a full five-year term earlier and now lives under the illusion that he will again rule for five full years. He is daydreaming.”Drawing a sharp contrast, Ashok pointed out.GoSriKi Women’s Viscose Straight Kurta Set with Pant & Dupatta | Bandhej Printed Suit Set | Ethnic Festive Dress

The moment Siddaramaiah returned to power the second time, the state was hit by a devastating drought, followed immediately by severe floods in North Karnataka. This government has completely failed to handle either crisis.

He accused the CM of a wide gap between words and deeds, especially on increasing agricultural production, and questioned what concrete steps the government had actually taken. Ashok also slammed Siddaramaiah’s public conduct and language.Also Read: Health, Flavor, and Heritage in a Bottle: 'Gud Gur' Liquid Jaggery Sweetens the Wellness Trend!

“While giving speeches he tells ordinary citizens, ‘Ey, sit down! Didn’t I give you ₹2,000?’ Is this the way a Chief Minister should speak to the people?”The hard-hitting speech turned the discussion on North Karnataka’s development into a full-scale attack on Siddaramaiah’s leadership style, governance record and arrogance.Also Read: Massive Rally in Bailhongal Town Demands Separate District Status - Report!?