Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Karnataka Deputy CM Rejects Claims of CM Losing Grip
Some politicians in Karnataka are unhappy with how things are going.
Some MLAs are speaking out about problems, like alleged bribery and delays in getting things done.
However, the Deputy Chief Minister says the Chief Minister is still in control.
The Chief Minister met with the complaining MLAs to hear their issues and asked them not to criticize the government publicly.
Deputy CM Shivakumar denied CM Siddaramaiah has lost control of administration.
Some Congress MLAs have openly criticized the government.
MLA B R Patil alleged bribery in the Housing department.
MLA Raju Kage hinted at resignation due to delays in development works.
Siddaramaiah met with the dissenting MLAs to address their concerns.
- Who
- Deputy CM D K Shivakumar, CM Siddaramaiah, and various Congress MLAs.
- What
- Discontent within the ruling Congress party in Karnataka regarding governance and administration.
- When
- Unspecified, recent events.
- Where
- Karnataka.
- Why
- Due to internal disagreements and complaints about governance.
Government Perspective
Dissenting MLAs' Perspective
Control Over Administration
Government Perspective
Deputy CM Shivakumar denies the CM has lost control.
Dissenting MLAs' Perspective
Several MLAs express concerns about governance.
Internal Disputes
Government Perspective
The CM met with dissenting MLAs and reportedly addressed their concerns.
Dissenting MLAs' Perspective
Some MLAs are openly critical of government functioning.
- Deputy CM
- D K Shivakumar
- Chief Minister
- Siddaramaiah
- MLA Allegations
- Bribery in Housing department and delays in development works
- Location
- Karnataka
- Political Party
- Congress