In a significant political development in Karnataka, the Congress high command has requested the incumbent Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to step down, according to sources. Sources further said the leader has been offered a national role via the Rajya Sabha to serve as a backward class representative ahead of the general elections. This move facilitates the deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar taking the top post under a rotational leadership agreement. An official announcement is expected within forty-eight hours. The broadcast also examines the controversy surrounding a convicted self-proclaimed godman granted a thirty-day parole for the sixteenth time. Footage shows the convict travelling in a police-protected convoy, leading to political criticism regarding state privileges. Additionally, a ground report investigates paper universities in Rajasthan. The investigation reveals that institutions designated for skill development and differently-abled students exist only on government records. Despite the allocation of taxpayer funds for administrative costs, these facilities remain empty with no classrooms or enrolled students, exposing a major institutional lapse.
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Congress leader KC Venugopal called the talks about any leadership change in Karnataka "mere speculation" and asserted that the day-long discussions between the central and state top brass were solely focused on the upcoming elections to the Rajya Sabha and the state's Legislative Council.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has been asked by the Congress high command to step down and been offered a national role and a Rajya Sabha seat, according to sources.
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