Siddaramaiah will remain the Chief Minister for five years, DK Shivakumar’s disappointing statement has made it final

The ongoing discussions to change the Chief Minister in Karnataka for the last few days came to a complete halt on Wednesday (July 2). Siddaramaiah will remain the Chief Minister of the state for five years, which has been finalized with the disappointing statement of Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, who is also in the Chief Minister’s race. Siddaramaiah has claimed that, ‘I will remain as the Chief Minister of Karnataka for five years, no speculations and rumors will be able to create any problems in it.’ After this statement of Siddaramaiah, D.K. Shivakumar has reacted publicly. Responding to media questions, Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said, ‘I have no other option. What option do I have? I have to stand with him and support him. I have no right to speak against Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. I have not asked anyone to speak in my favor. When Siddaramaiah is the Chief Minister, then no such question arises. “I have no objection to Siddaramaiah remaining the Chief Minister for five years. Whatever the party high command says and whatever decision it takes, will be followed. I do not want to discuss anything right now. Lakhs of workers are supporting the party.”

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