Siddarmaiah allegedly unhappy with DKS and Dr Parameshwarap
Team Udayavani, Aug 6, 2018, 3:29 PM IST
Bengaluru: CM Siddaramaiah has allegedly expressed displeasure with the Congress high command regarding deputy chief minister Dr G Parameshwar and minister D K Shivakumar (DKS) decision to listen to chief minister H D Kumaraswamy.
A meeting of AICC executive committee had taken place in Delhi. After this meeting, it is said that Siddaramaiah discussed in person about the issue of DKS and Dr Parameshwar with national president of Congress, Rahul Gandhi.
It has been alleged that Siddaramaiah has expressed his concerns to Congress National President, Rahul Gandhi that he is unhappy with the unilateral decisions taken by H D Kumaraswamy are not being questioned due to which the Congress party is facing a setback in the state. This is responsible for the regret of the Congress activists also as per the former CM.
Siddaramaiah has also appraised the high command that if an alliance is made with JD (S) for the upcoming local body elections, it will benefit JD (S) and not Congress.
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