New Delhi: Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, speaking in New Delhi on Thursday, addressed and dismissed persistent speculation regarding leadership change and a potential 'revolution' in Karnataka politics. He firmly stated, "There is no November revolution, nor a December revolution. Nothing will happen in January or February either. The revolution, if any, will only happen in 2028, with the Congress returning to power. " Responding to questions about the possible change of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, D.K. Shivakumar clarified that neither he nor the CM has spoken about the matter.

"If the party decides that CM Siddaramaiah should stay for five years, he will complete the five years. He will stay for 10 or 15 years too. We will follow whatever the party instructs. I am a disciplined soldier of the party and will never cross the party line," he said, attempting to temporarily halt the CM change discussions.

No High Command Meeting on Cabinet:

The Deputy Chief Minister also clarified that he has no scheduled program to meet High Command leaders regarding a cabinet reshuffle or expansion. BK Sangameshwar's Political Retirement Announcement Sparks Buzz in Bhadravati

CM's Prerogative: "No one has discussed the cabinet reshuffle with me. It is the special prerogative of the Chief Minister; let him do it," he stated.

Aspirants' Message: Regarding cabinet aspirant MLAs, he said that the Delhi leaders will convey the message to them whenever and however they deem appropriate. Shining Diva Fashion Crystal Tiara and Crown for Women Stylish Headband Crowns with Comb Tiaras for Girls Kids Queen Princess Wedding Bridal Birthday Gift Hair Accessories

Purpose of Delhi Visit:

Shivakumar explained that his current visit to Delhi is primarily to meet legal experts concerning the state's river water projects and for matters related to party organization and the 'Mata Chori' (voter fraud) campaign.