Amit Shah did not go to his father-in-law's house, but a person who was exiled is now the home minister of the country; What did Siddaramaiah say?

Amit Shah did not go to his father-in-law's house, but a person who was exiled is now the home minister of the country; What did Siddaramaiah say?

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Bengaluru: Former CM Siddaramaiah has reacted to the BJP leaders who said that the Congress leader had gone to jail and said that Home Chiva Amit Shah had not gone to his father-in-law's house but was in jail for three years.

BJP leaders say that Congress members have gone to jail, so why did Amit Shah go to his father-in-law's house? BJP needs rowdies to stir up riots in the society. 

Siddaramaiah criticized that they are inducting rowdy sheeters into their party for the same reason.

He said that the Home Minister was imprisoned for more than three years. Such people are the President and the Home Minister.

 Siddaramaiah said that Nalapad is not a rowdy, there is only a criminal case against Nalapad.

Two BJP MPs were involved in the program organized by Silent Sunil.

 He is on search warrant. They run with such people and justify themselves. BJP's gout, especially Basavaraj Bommai. Siddaramaiah said that he would ask if he was in the Congress.