In Karnataka, amidst ongoing speculation regarding a change in leadership, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has firmly stated that he will adhere strictly to the decisions made by the Congress high command. Speaking in Haveri, he emphasized that he will not repeatedly clarify his stance on this matter and will travel to Delhi only when the party summons him. His comments come in response to increasing conjectures regarding potential shifts in the state's political hierarchy.

Siddaramaiah made it clear that he has previously stated that whatever the party high command decides will be the final word. He highlighted the importance of party discipline, asserting that all members must respect the high command's decisions and refrain from discussing the matter outside of party channels. By dismissing repeated questions on leadership change, he projected a strong image of unity and compliance within the party ranks.

Additionally, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah took the opportunity to reflect on the achievements of his government, reiterating the strides made in the last 1000 days towards the empowerment of economically and socially disadvantaged groups. He stated that solid steps have been taken to fulfill electoral promises made to poor, Dalit, and backward classes, emphasizing a continued commitment to these initiatives as part of the government’s agenda moving forward.