Karnataka: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah dismissed speculations of leadership change in the state and said that he will remain in the post of for five years. At the same time, Minister Priyank Kharge has also dismissed these speculations.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday dismissed speculations of a leadership change in the state. He said that he will remain the head of state for five years. No one should have any doubt about this. When Siddaramaiah was asked if he would remain for five years, he replied, Yes, I will remain. Do you have any doubts about this?
Earlier, Minister of State Priyank Kharge also dismissed speculations of a change in the state. When asked, he said, Who said this? (Congress’s Karnataka in-charge) Randeep Surjewala, Chief Minister (Siddaramaiah), Deputy (DK Shivakumar), and (party’s national president, Mallikarjun Kharge, have clearly said that there is no such thing. Then why are such speculations being made?
On the other hand, on the speculation of changing the Chief Minister, Karnataka Congress President and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar said that party discipline is important. He said that I have not asked anyone to make me the. During this, Shivakumar warned that if any leader makes a public statement on the issue of leadership change, he will be issued a notice. Shivakumar said that a show-cause notice has been issued to Ramnagar MLA HA Iqbal Hussain. Notices will also be given to other people. Let us tell you that Ramnagar MLA HA Iqbal Hussain had stated that DK Shivakumar should become CM. Shivakumar said that I have not asked anyone to take my name or make me the. There is no need for this. When the Chief Minister (Siddaramaiah) is there, there is no room for any controversy.
