Sihi Mutthu Bhagya: Siddaramaiah gets a surprise kiss from female fan in public

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June 26, 2016

Bengaluru, Jun 26: A woman raised eyebrows of six crore Kannadigas when she placed a peck on Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's cheek at a public meeting in Bengaluru.

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Girija Srinivas, a taluk panchayat member from Tarikere in Chikmagalur district, planted a kiss on Siddaramaiah's cheek after she was felicitated at a programme organised by Kuruba community to which the CM belongs to.

The incident left Siddaramaiah red faced and before he could react she disappeared from the stage.

Later, an elated Girija told reporters: "He (Siddaramaiah) is like my father. I call him Appaji (Dad). I was a big fan of CM since my school days. I met him for the first time. I could not control the excitement and I kissed him."

Source said Girija belonged to Siddaramaiah's assembly seat Varuna in Mysuru district and she was a relative of a minister.

Also Read : She is like my daughter: CM Siddaramiah clarifies on public kiss

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saif
 - 
Sunday, 26 Jun 2016

Previously BJP MLA's are forcefully kissing, Raping eg. Renukacharya, Halppa etc. but now time is totally changed during congress rule ladies them selves .........imagine....cant control while standing along with siddu....hahahha

Ramya
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Sunday, 26 Jun 2016

Sheera Bhagya ok, Anna Bhagya Adunu ok, Kiss Bhagya yake?.

Harish
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Sunday, 26 Jun 2016

Bayasade bandha bhagya.

Mohan rai
 - 
Sunday, 26 Jun 2016

Lady luck for CM Siddaramaiah. A sweet kiss

BJP Karnataka
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Sunday, 26 Jun 2016

Sweet kiss\ for Cm siddaramaiah, siddaramaiah's lover?"

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