Siddaramaiah Quashes “50-50” Speculation, Reinforces Leadership in Karnataka
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah sent a clear message on Thursday, firmly denying rumors of a power-sharing arrangement and reaffirming his position as the state’s leader. This comes after recent discussions with his deputy, DK Shivakumar, at the Congress party headquarters in Delhi fueled speculation about potential leadership changes.
No Power Split: Siddaramaiah Denies “50-50” Formula
Addressing the rumors of a “50-50” power-sharing formula, Siddaramaiah unequivocally rejected the notion. He emphasized that no such agreement exists and that his leadership remains unchallenged. This decisive statement aims to put an end to the ongoing conjecture surrounding the stability of the Karnataka government.
Shivakumar’s Delhi Visit Fuels Speculation
DK Shivakumar’s recent visit to the Congress head office in Delhi sparked intense speculation about a potential power struggle within the party. However, Siddaramaiah’s firm stance suggests that any disagreements have been addressed internally, and he retains the full confidence of the party leadership.
