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Amidst the Karnataka Cabinet expansion discussions, Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan has gone to Devi and is likely to meet Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Read the complete information on the cabinet reshuffle, the addition of new ministers and the latest developments in state politics here.
After an important meeting with the state's MPs, CM DK Shivakumar has given a big update. Here is the information on the discussions held in the meeting on central grants, state development projects and important issues.
Cabinet expansion activities have gained momentum in the Karnataka Congress, and leaders' lobbying for ministerial berths has intensified. Many leaders have gone to New Delhi to meet the high command, and important discussions are likely to take place on the cabinet reshuffle.
Minister Satish Jarkiholi has responded to the speculations circulating about the DCM post, saying that the party's decision is final.
People's blessings and the decision of the party leadership are what matters. I am confident that my father will become the next Chief Minister if people have support," said MP Priyanka Jarkiholi. Her statement has led to a new debate in state politics and has created a lot of curiosity in the political circle.
A significant development regarding the expansion of the DKSH cabinet. The high command is said to be considering giving 60% of the seats to new faces. Who will get a ministerial berth? Read the full details.
The Karnataka cabinet expansion exercise has intensified, and the important meeting being held in Delhi has created a lot of curiosity. Here is the complete details of who will get the ministerial berth, whose names are in the forefront and the discussions taking place at the leadership level.
Mallikarjun Kharge said that a decision on the expansion of the cabinet will be taken soon. Kharge said that Rahul Gandhi has arrived in Delhi and that a final decision on the expansion of the Karnataka cabinet will be taken after discussions with him.
Bengaluru: There is no question of ignoring Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. Minister Satish Jarkiholi has said that we will face the 2028 assembly elections under his leadership.
The Chief Minister is playing Hindutva-first politics. BJP state president B.Y. Vijayendra lashed out at the Congress government, saying the anti-Hindu statements of the Home Minister and KPCC president are emboldening communal forces.
Amid the competition for ministerial post in Congress, MLA KN Rajanna has made a surprising statement. He has made it clear that he has no interest in the ministerial post and does not want a ministerial berth, and his statement has led to a new debate in state politics.
Minister Satish Jarkiholi has responded to the issue that talks are underway to give ministerial positions to two more people from the Muslim community amid the discussion on the expansion of the Karnataka cabinet and community-wise representation.
HDK has made a controversial statement that 5% government seats and 95% paid seats have been fixed for the cabinet expansion. This statement has led to a new debate in state politics.
Amidst the heated debate in the political circles over the state cabinet expansion, former minister Zameer Ahmed has expressed confidence that he will get a ministerial berth in the second list. However, he clarified that he is not upset or dissatisfied even if he does not get the opportunity, saying that the party's decision is final. This statement by Zameer has further increased the political curiosity about the cabinet expansion.
The fight for ministerial berths has begun in the Karnataka Congress. More than 60 MLAs are making strong gains for the remaining 20 ministerial berths. The power struggle between DK Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah factions is intensifying, with the former minister approaching the high command leaders at the Delhi level.
In Karnataka, intense activity is going on at the Congress high command level regarding the formation and expansion of the cabinet. Against this backdrop, information has emerged that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar have submitted separate lists of ministers to their superiors. The high command is closely examining the distribution of seats in the cabinet, balance and consideration of senior-junior leaders
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