K’taka: Siddaramaiiah spikes talking about national roles

Bengaluru: The meeting between Interim President AICC Sonia Gandhi and the opposition leader in the Karnataka Siddaramaiiah legislature earlier this week led to speculation that he could get along with the national role.
Sonia Gandhi associates with leaders from countries to national politics to build a new team.
The source said high commando was thinking of appointing four or five employment presidents to reduce the burden of work and Siddarama was considered to lead the party in South India.
After meeting Sonia, he surged such reports and said he would continue in the political state until the end of his career.
Siddaramaia was reported to be invited to national politics to avoid the upheaval of the ongoing power between him and KPCC President DK Shivakumar ahead of the 2023 poll.
“Because both of them want to be cm, will definitely be friction,” said a Congress leader.
Previously, Senior Leader Malikarjun Kharge was sent to national politics to ensure Siddaramaiiah received a free hand in the 2013 assembly poll “He is still the most popular face in the State Congress.
His presence is needed to win the assembly poll.
The party will never make a mistake to take him away from state politics,” he added.
He claimed the meeting with Sonia was the things of the organization.
“AICC is being changed and consult with CMS of Countries ordered by Congress, former CMS and President of the State Unit.
The meeting of Sonia Gandhi is part of this process,” said the leader of the Senior Congress BL Shankar.
There was no discussion with Sonia Gandhi on the possibility of a role in National politics.