Karnataka congress News: karnataka deputy cm DK Shivakumar said that there is no factionalism in the congress party, and we are united. He said that my priority is to win the assembly elections.
Karnataka congress News
News of internal strife within the congress party in karnataka is constantly coming out. There is also talk in political circles that the party can make a big change in Karnataka. Meanwhile, the state's Deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar said on tuesday (July 1, 2025) that there is no factionalism in the congress party and we are united.
No need for anyone's recommendation - DK Shivakumar
Karnataka deputy cm DK Shivakumar said, "I do not want any recommendation from any of my MLAs. I must further strengthen the party discipline. We have to focus on the local body elections and the 2028 assembly elections."
DK Shivakumar said, "I don't want any mla to speak... The party high command will take action against those who are speaking too much. I don't want anyone to support me. We will discuss among ourselves and solve the problems. There is no change in leadership. My priority is to win the assembly elections."
'We must stand with the common man'
He targeted the bjp over the increase in railway fares. DK Shivakumar said, "Leader of Opposition in karnataka assembly R ashok and karnataka bjp President BY Vijayendra should react to this. The central government is continuously increasing petrol, diesel, and now railway fares. We must stand with the common man."
DK Shivakumar has to be made cm - Congress MLA
Karnataka congress mla Iqbal Hussain said, adopting a rebellious attitude, that the party will have to change the leadership. He said, "We want change. We will make DK Shivakumar the chief minister of Karnataka. It is difficult to describe the sacrifices he (DK Shivakumar) has made for the party. If you want to suspend me, then do so. If I cannot give my opinion, then give me a notice."
Congress's karnataka affairs in-charge Randeep Singh Surjewala held a two-day meeting with congress MLAs regarding the internal affairs of the party. He said, "We are meeting with our MLAs and evaluating the work done in their areas. We are not taking an opinion on leadership change in Karnataka."
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