Amid rising rumors of a 'November Revolution' in Karnataka's political landscape, Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar's (DK Shi) recent trip to Delhi has ignited widespread intrigue and speculation.In a firm clarification on the visit, DK Shi dismissed the gossip outright, stating, "It's all nonsense.

I haven't met any high command leaders in Delhi, and I have no plans to do so." Having spent Wednesday night in the national capital, Shivakumar is scheduled to return to Bengaluru today (Thursday). The primary objective of the trip, sources indicate, revolves around deliberations on Karnataka's key water disputes, including the Cauvery, Mekedatu, and Krishna River issues—pressing concerns that continue to dominate regional discourse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=of1At_mV7v4

Shivakumar also touched briefly on the Mahadayi project, noting some ongoing developments but expressing reluctance to delve into details at this juncture. He revealed that he has directed officials to compile relevant documents pertaining to the initiative.