North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: In the politics of Karnataka, once again, hot discussion has started about the Chief Minister’s chair. After the results of the Lok Sabha elections, questions are being raised on the stability of the Congress government in the state and the role of top leadership. Both Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar have come to meet the party high command in the national capital Delhi, and their visit has given fleeing new speculation in the political streets of the state. This meeting is taking place at a time when the state government has completed one year and questions are being raised about the alleged power-sharing agreement at the time of the swearing in last year. It is said that the Congress High Command had made an agreement between the two leaders, under which Siddaramaiah will be the Chief Minister for some time and later this responsibility will be given to DK Shivkumar. Deputy Chief Minister and State Congress President DK Shivkumar desires to become Chief Minister for a long time and political analysts believe that now he would like to present his claim firmly. The Congress has not got success as expected in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections. The party has won fewer seats in Karnataka, and this performance has also created a need to discuss self-inspection and future strategy within the party. One of the objectives of meeting Rahul Gandhi is also considered to be a review of this performance and discussion on upcoming challenges. This political developments in Karnataka are not only important for the stability of the current government, but it will also affect the Congress strategy for the upcoming 2029 Lok Sabha elections and the assembly elections to be held in 2028. It will be a challenge for the high command to satisfy both strong leaders and maintain solidarity in the party so that it will hold his grip in the state. Everyone’s eyes are on the message coming from Delhi whether the Congress takes a big decision, or the situation will remain unchanged at the moment.
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