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July 03, 2025

KPCC president and DyCM DK Shivakumar on Wednesday said there are no differences within the party and AICC general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala was here to take stock of the party's organisational matters.

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BJP state president BY Vijayendra said Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has lost the confidence of his party legislators, and Congress General Secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala was in Bengaluru to prepare the ground for a change of guard in the government.

Speaking to media persons in Bengaluru, the BJP leader said that the current developments within the Congress and the competition for the CM post could lead to horse-trading. He urged the Governor to take note of the situation.

Vijayendra remarked that the situation in the state is deteriorating rapidly, the administrative machinery has collapsed, and internal competition among the Congress MLAs is growing, especially for the Chief Minister's position.

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