Karnataka Govt to Last Full Term, Says CM Siddaramaiah
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has categorically dismissed rumors of instability or a leadership reshuffle, asserting that his Congress-led government is strong enough to complete the full five-year term. Speaking alongside Deputy CM D K Shivakumar in Mysuru, he emphasized their unity, stating, “This government will last for five years like a rock.”
Team Solidarity Highlights
- Siddaramaiah addressed speculation linking his position to the upcoming Dasara festival, sharply criticizing the BJP for spreading false narratives and affirming his role in inaugurating the event.
- He highlighted his close collaboration with Shivakumar, raising his hand in unison to publicly underscore their shared leadership and cohesive approach.
Surjewala to Take the Party’s Temperature
Despite the confident public display, whispers of internal tension persist. Senior Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala has been asked to visit Bengaluru and engage with MLAs to assess issues such as alleged corruption, delays in fund allocation, and murmurs of discontent. The central leadership expects him to return with a comprehensive report.
Signs of Intra-Party Friction
Recent comments by Cooperation Minister K N Rajanna hinted at internal pressures when he remarked on the presence of “too many power centres” in the state unit. While he clarified there would be no immediate leadership change, his remarks signal deeper concerns bubbling beneath the surface.
