CM Siddaramaiah Launches ₹183 Cr Works in Varuna
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A constituency that bears his political DNA just got a major infrastructure boost. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday, October 5, 2026, laid the foundation stones and inaugurated a combined 161 development works worth over ₹183 crore in Dasanuru village of the Varuna Assembly constituency in Mysuru — thanking the people of the segment for their continued trust.
₹183 Crore Across 161 Works — What Was Laid and What Was Launched
The event was split into two distinct tranches. Foundation stones were laid for 134 works valued at ₹143.38 crore, while 27 completed projects worth ₹40.40 crore were formally inaugurated. The works span departments including the Karnataka Residential Educational Institutions Society (KREISS), Nirmiti Kendra, the Public Works Department (PWD), and the Mysuru Development Authority (MDA) — a cross-departmental push that signals coordinated state investment in a single constituency in one day.
Varuna is no ordinary segment for Siddaramaiah. It is the constituency he has represented and which carries deep personal significance — his son Dr. Yatindra Siddaramaiah, who also serves as the District In-Charge Minister for Mysuru, was among the prominent figures present at the event.
The Faces on the Dais at Dasanuru
The gathering drew a constellation of party and administrative figures. MLA Darshan Dhruva Narayan attended alongside Legislative Council members Dr. D. Thimmaiah and Shivakumar. Mysuru District Rural Congress Committee President Beerihundi Basavanna and Mysuru Zoo Authority Chairman Rangaswamy were also on the dais, along with senior Congress leaders and district officials — a show of party unity around the Chief Minister's home turf.
In his remarks, Siddaramaiah expressed gratitude to the residents of Varuna, framing the day's investments as a direct response to the constituency's aspirations and a fulfilment of commitments made to its people.