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Bengaluru, December 23: Former minister K.N. Rajanna has written another letter to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The letter mentions how his statement on the vote theft campaign was misunderstood, along with a conversation, and has also sought time for a meeting. Rajanna, who has already written four letters, had also mentioned in them the damage being caused to the party due to the developments in the state. He had also tried to convince him about the damage that would be caused if Siddaramaiah was removed from the CM post. What is in Rajanna's letter? He is the current MLA from Madhugiri assembly constituency in Tumkur district and has previously served as the Cooperation Minister and the Minister in-charge of Hassan district in the Karnataka government. Rajanna said in the letter that in the wake of his removal from Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's cabinet, he is bringing some important matters to the attention of the people. I wholeheartedly support the vote theft program and deeply appreciate your leadership and leadership in putting such important issues before the country. The purpose of my statement is that the BLAs appointed by the KPCC have not discharged their responsibilities adequately. If KPCC President D.K. Shivakumar and those concerned had paid due attention to these lapses, they could have been avoided. If so, the Congress party would have won 8 to 10 more seats in Karnataka. If similar lapses had been avoided in other states, it could have won 30 to 40 more seats. In that situation, Narendra Modi would not have become the Prime Minister. Instead, the Congress party would have come to power at the Centre and our beloved young leader Rahul Gandhi would have become the Prime Minister, Rajanna said in the letter. Rajanna also mentioned his political career, loyalty to the Congress party, and his political achievements as a minister in the letter, and I have written this letter to present the truth before you. In addition, I request you to take action against those who misinterpreted my words and brought them to your attention in a wrong manner. He has also appealed to Rahul Gandhi in the letter to give him time to meet and discuss these issues in detail.