Make him the Chief Minister or let him be MLA DK Shivkumar spoke to Kharge amid the tussle for the post of CM

Karnataka Congress: Congress has won in Karnataka but there is a tussle over the post of CM. Two days ago, when Karnataka Congress State President DK Shivakumar said that everything is fine between us and Siddaramaiah, it seemed that this dispute would be resolved. But it is not so. For this reason, ever since the victory of Congress, there has been a round of meetings. The high command is inclined towards Siddaramaiah but the party cannot displease DK Shivakumar in any way. Meanwhile, DK has given a statement that people were angry during Siddaramaiah's tenure.

There is an old rivalry between DK Shivakumar and former CM Siddaramaiah. But at the time of elections, both the leaders gave the message of unity. Congress got absolute majority but now the biggest problem is that who should be made the CM. Whether a new face should be given a chance or experience should be preferred. According to a report in India Today, DK Shivakumar has clearly told the party high command that Siddaramaiah has been given a chance. Now it's his turn. That means Shivkumar has now expressed his intention.

Kharge's headpiece

Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge comes from Karnataka only. He is aware of the political conditions here. DK told Kharge that after the fall of the Congress government in 2019, he worked on organizing the party. Full of confidence in the workers. Shivakumar met Kharge in Delhi. During this, he said that either make me the CM, or leave him as an MLA. Both Siddaramaiah and Shivkumar had reached Delhi after the victory.

Kharge's taunt to the high command

DK Shivakumar also told Kharge that former CM Siddaramaiah has got a chance once. The public was unhappy with the Congress government in Karnataka. DK said that the Lingayat community here had turned against Siddaramaiah. Sonia Gandhi is currently in Shimla. The party can take some decision only after the secret ballot of the MLAs. All the winning MLAs will be asked to tell through secret ballot who should be made the CM of Karnataka. After this, the high command will take some decision.