Rapid developments are taking place in state politics. Power sharing politics is being hotly debated, and factional fighting has also begun. Now, CM Siddaramaiah has contacted the high command.
Internal strife is again raging in the Karnataka Congress. The issue of power sharing politics is making a lot of noise. It seems that the Congress has been divided into two, the CM Siddaramaiah faction and the DCM D.K. Shivakumar faction. While close associates are supporting D.K. Shivakumar’s dream of becoming the Chief Minister, the Siddu faction is saying that Siddaramaiah has been the CM for 5 years. This has caused a conflict, and CM Siddaramaiah has contacted the high command.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. The “power sharing” game between Shivakumar has now taken an intense form, and both are busy strengthening their respective factions. Following this, CM Siddaramaiah has called the high command and asked them to clear the confusion.
Siddu VS DK Shivshi faction clash!
Confusion has increased within the Congress party itself, and intense fighting is going on between Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar’s close associates. Due to this confusion, the work of the administration has been severely hampered, and the opposition parties BJP-JDS are planning to use this as a political weapon. They are criticizing CM Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar and the Congress’s move.
Siddaramaiah is busy on his district tour: Meanwhile DK Shivshi is silent!
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is now very busy on his district tour. In addition, he has also paid close attention to uniting his supporting MLAs and ministers. However, DK Shivakumar has stayed away from the programs. DK’s presence in government programs, district tours, and promotion of guarantee schemes has decreased. He has booked a trip for yesterday and today without going to any official program. Political analysts have analyzed this as an excuse for illness and an eye on the CM’s chair.
Sidhu contacted the high command!
Amidst all this confusion, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has contacted the high command leaders in Delhi. He has called for them to open the curtain on the confusion. It is becoming difficult to govern due to dissenting activities within the party. The opposition parties are using this to their advantage. It is said that Sidhu’s high command has put forward the demand to open the curtain on the confusion. In response to this, the Congress high command is likely to arrive in Bengaluru soon and hold talks with all groups.
BJP and JDS have made this internal conflict their political weapon. “The Congress government is falling apart in just two years”, “A war between Sidhu-DK, who needs the problems of the people?” Opposition leaders are criticizing every day. This confusion is being accused of severely hampering the government’s guaranteed projects and development works.
The debate over the “2.5 + 2.5 year power sharing” agreement for the 2023 elections has not yet died down. The push between these two factions is now being said to be the root cause of all the confusion within the party. Political observers are saying that if the Congress high command does not reveal this confusion soon, the government may be in danger even before the 2028 assembly elections.
