Bengaluru: Bonhomie between the Head of the KPCC DK Shivakumar and CLP Siddaramaiiah leader during Mekedatu Diyatra seemed to encourage the morale of Congress cadres ahead of the assembly poll next year.
However, the senior skeptical party about how long it will take place because the two camps are in the surveillance above the ministerial candidate.
“The highlight of the Hylamatra is a picture of the unity presented by the two leaders.
It sends a positive message amid rift speculation.
But it must continue even as a healthy competition is welcome,” said VR Sudarshan, former Chair of the Legislative Council and CO-Chairperson, KPCC media cells.
Shivakumar and Siddaramaah stood united with four days before the suspended diayatra.
Siddaramaah even appeared to allow Shivakumar to be in the middle of the stage because the event was the last idea.
However, the lines of error were proven during the parade when supporters of Siddaramaiiah raised the slogan that he was the main ministerial candidate in 2023, many with the arrival of Shivakumar camp members.
“Camps must understand that it is too early to think about the ministerial candidate.
Meanwhile it is the policy of our parties that no one named the Prospective Chief of the Minister, this is the time for us to build a positive vibration created by Diyatra and win the election,” Said the MLC BK Hariprasad Congress.
Senior Congress Officials such as BL Shankar advocated collective leadership which included the same representation as all regions and communities.
“The party needs social engineering that ensures the inclusion of regions and society.
It is better if Malikarjun Kharge (Kalyana Karnataka, Dalit), BM Patil (Lingayat, Kiture Karnataka), DK Shivakumar (Vokkaliga, South Karnataka), Siddarama (Backward class, the MySuru area) And someone from the coastal area is seen at the forefront of “Shankar said.
Shivakumar and Siddaramaah accepted the importance of unity.
“I have handled hands with HD Kumaraswamy, which is seen as a rival of my arch.
Siddaramaah is the leader of our party and there is no problem for us to be united with it,” Shivakumar said.
Siddaramaiiah said: “No one, including our sympathizers, must create confusion by talking about the main candidates for minister.
There are no differences of opinion here.”