Karnataka's Political Rumblings: The November Revolution Debate

State Minister Satish Jarkiholi addresses rumors of major political changes in Karnataka, dubbed the 'November revolution.' Denying imminent upheaval, he asserts the party high command controls decisions. Speculations include power sharing between CM Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM Shivakumar, with questions about Jarkiholi's future leadership role also emerging.

In response to widespread speculations surrounding potential political shifts in Karnataka, Minister Satish Jarkiholi has sought to quash rumors of an impending 'November revolution.' He assured the public that any significant changes in leadership, like a new Chief Minister, would be managed by the party high command.

The state has been abuzz with talk of a possible power-sharing arrangement between current Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his deputy, D K Shivakumar. Jarkiholi, when queried about his own future role, downplayed the remarks, emphasizing his commitment to party responsibilities without seeking higher positions.

The minister also touched on discussions regarding representation from various communities, indicating that while the idea of a Dalit Chief Minister is supported, any decisions will reflect strategic concerns of timing and opportunity, which remain controlled by the party leadership.

(With inputs from agencies.)