DK Shivakumar is now the new BOSS in Karnataka, will take oath as CM on his ‘favourite’ date. dk-shivakumar-unanimously-elected-karnataka-congress-legislature-party-leader

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DK Shivakumar new CM of Karnataka: How did DK Shivakumar become the biggest face of Congress in Karnataka? Is the Siddaramaiah era over in Karnataka now? Now all the ministers will change in Karnataka government?

Bengaluru (Karnataka): The efforts to form government in Karnataka have intensified. Three resolutions were passed in the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting on Saturday and former Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar was unanimously elected as the new leader of the legislature party. That means now the Siddaramaiah era is over and DK will now be the next Chief Minister of the state. It is being told that 4 Deputy CMs can be made in Karnataka. At the same time, 10 ministers can be removed from the current cabinet and new faces can be made ministers.

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Siddaramaiah proposed DK’s name

In the meeting, outgoing Chief Minister Siddaramaiah proposed the name of DK Shivakumar as the new leader of the legislature party. Party leader Dr. G Parameshwara supported this proposal, after which everyone present at the meeting unanimously approved it. AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal announced that DK Shivakumar has been elected as the new leader of the Congress Legislature Party. He will take oath as Chief Minister.

Will DK take oath as Chief Minister on June 3?

  • Shivakumar, who will form his government, had already indicated that the swearing-in ceremony could be held on June 3. When he was asked whether the swearing in would take place on June 3, he said, “Teen, Teen”, meaning 3rd date has already been fixed. That is, he had already told through gestures. This swearing in will take place in the ‘Glass House’ of Lok Bhawan.
  • Let us tell you that Siddaramaiah had resigned from the post on May 28 saying that his resignation was voluntary and based on the suggestion of the party high command. The Congress government has completed three years in Karnataka. The party is now also considering the outline for the formation of the cabinet.

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  • Siddaramaiah had resigned from his post on 28 May. He had said that his resignation was voluntary and based on the suggestion of the party high command.
  • All this is happening amid the ongoing internal discussions in Karnataka Congress. Recently, Shivkumar met party president Mallikarjun Kharge and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi. In this meeting, issues like legislative party leaders, Rajya Sabha nomination and organizational appointments in the state were discussed.

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