Karnataka CM Speculation: Stability Amidst Political Rhetoric
Karnataka's Home Minister G Parameshwara dismisses speculation about a change in the state's chief minister, clarifying Siddaramaiah will complete his five-year term. Despite rumors and comments from certain Congress leaders, Parameshwara stressed government stability and reiterated there’s no leadership change planned, pointing to media attention as fuelling the conjecture.

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Karnataka's political scene continues to buzz with speculation concerning a potential shift in the state's top leadership. However, Home Minister G Parameshwara put these rumors to rest earlier this week, affirming that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is set to complete his five-year term.
Parameshwara's assurance follows concerns sparked by repeated comments from within the Congress party about a mid-term leadership swap. However, he emphasized that stability prevails in the government and urged media restraint in amplifying unconfirmed speculations.
This discourse is against the backdrop of an earlier power-sharing arrangement within the party, suggesting Deputy CM D K Shivakumar could eventually take the helm. Nevertheless, Siddaramaiah reiterated his commitment to his full term, quelling talks of imminent change.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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