New Delhi: Congress Rajya Sabha MP Randeep Singh Surjewala, dispatched to Karnataka as a troubleshooter by the party high command, affirmed on Tuesday that there would be no change in leadership, with Siddaramaiah continuing as chief minister. This clarification aimed to quell rumors of growing rifts between CM Siddaramaiah and his deputy DK Shivakumar, potentially preventing wider turmoil within the Karnataka Congress.
Amidst the buzz surrounding a possible change in leadership, Surjewala’s remark offers a clear indication that the status quo will be maintained. The tension between Siddaramaiah and his deputy Shivakumar has been a point of concern for the party high command, with fears of its impact on the overall stability of the Karnataka Congress.
Surjewala met with several Karnataka MLAs during his visit to evaluate their work and address internal issues within the state congress. His mission, sent by the party high command, signifies an effort to maintain unity and prevent any potential escalation of the disputes between key leaders in Karnataka.
The Congress party is currently facing a challenging period, with numerous states under its rule grappling with internal strife and the upcoming general elections looming on the horizon. The stability of the Karnataka government will be crucial for the party’s prospects both in the state and nationally.
With Surjewala’s visit and clarification, it appears that the Congress high command is taking steps to address internal issues and maintain harmony within its ranks. Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.
