Shivakumar advises Congress leaders to avoid public comments on leadership

Bengaluru is abuzz with discussions about potential changes in leadership in Karnataka, with demands for three more deputy chief ministers. State Congress President D K Shivakumar has urged party members to refrain from making public statements on the issue to avoid disciplinary action. There is a growing demand for deputy chief ministers from various communities, creating tension within the state cabinet.

Seers have also entered the political fray, with conflicting statements about leadership changes. Shivakumar has emphasized that such decisions will be made by the party’s high command and warned against public comments by party members. The importance of discipline within the party has been highlighted to maintain unity and focus.

The power struggle between Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar for the chief minister post adds complexity to the situation. Amidst all this, the Congress is navigating internal dynamics to ensure stability and effective governance.