Karnataka minister’s proposal of ‘three deputy chief ministers’ has put the Congress government in trouble

Bengaluru: Minister of State for Cooperation K.N. Rajanna’s proposal to appoint three more deputy chief ministers in the government has put the ruling Karnataka Congress in a tight spot ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. Rajanna, a prominent backward class leader, on Friday met Deputy CM D.K. Advocated for three more Deputy CMs. Shivkumar. He said that he will present his views in this regard before the high command. According to party sources, MLC B.K. The CM Siddaramaiah camp has taken this step against Deputy CM and State Congress President Shivakumar in response to the recent verbal attack on the Chief Minister by CM Siddaramaiah. Hariprasad, who is from Shivkumar camp. Rajanna claimed that in Karnataka, the Chief Minister is Siddaramaiah who is from the backward class and the Deputy Chief Minister is Shivakumar who is from the developed class. However, along with this, SC-ST, minority and Lingayat communities should also be given a chance because these communities had voted for Congress in the last assembly elections. He also said that this move will benefit Congress in the Lok Sabha elections. Annoyed by the statements, Deputy CM Shivkumar refused to make any comment. Sources said that the Shivkumar camp is excited about winning more than 20 seats in the Lok Sabha elections and laying claim to the CM post for 2.6 years. However, CM Siddaramaiah is in no mood to step down and wants to keep him away. This move is to make Deputy CM Shivakumar insecure about the current post and establish his dominance. Naturally, Shivakumar, who currently holds the post equivalent to CM, will be in for a shock if there are four Deputy CMs.