Bengaluru: As intense speculation continues over a possible leadership change in Karnataka Congress, Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Sunday clarified his stand on visiting Delhi.

Going to Delhi is like going to a temple. We go there only when there is a real need,” Shivakumar told reporters, underlining his respect and loyalty towards the party high command.Designer Maroon Kurta Set with Embroidered Dupatta, 3-Piece Traditional Suit with Golden Work

He further stated “A leader doesn’t need lakhs of people behind him. All a leader needs is firm resolve and determination. We are all part of the same wheel.

Whatever the high command decides is final and correct.”These remarks are being seen as an attempt to reinforce unity with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah while sending a strong message of discipline to the party rank and file.Also Read: AI Boom or AI Bust? Is America's Economic Reliance on AI a New Predicament?!

In recent days, several MLAs loyal to Shivakumar have been camping in Delhi, reportedly pushing for his elevation to the Chief Minister’s post, citing the alleged 2023 power-sharing formula.

However, Shivakumar categorically said, “I am not running after any post. The party will decide.”The Congress government in Karnataka has completed 2.5 years in power, reigniting curiosity and debate over the reported Siddaramaiah-Shivakumar rotational agreement.Also Read: Insult to women's reserved seats in the name of Shakti Yojana: Conductor's arrogance..!