Bengaluru, May 30 -- Outgoing Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday listened to public grievances and received complaints from the public at his Kaveri residence.

The continuous engagement with citizens comes just days after the Congress veteran tendered his resignation to pave the way for a transition in the state leadership.

On Thursday, Siddaramaiah stepped down as Chief Minister of Karnataka, submitting his resignation to the Governor's Special Secretary at Lok Bhavan, saying the decision was taken "voluntarily" on the suggestion of the Congress high command.

Following this, the Karnataka Congress is set to hold a crucial Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting in Bengaluru today at 4 PM amid ongoing organisational del...