In a dynamic political scenario, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar is set to visit Hyderabad on December 2, amidst promising exit poll predictions for the Congress Party in Telangana. While most exit polls favour the Congress, there are indications of a potential hung assembly, prompting the party’s high command to caution Shivkumar about the looming risk of MLA poaching.
Shivakumar, a key figure in the Congress party, exuded confidence in an interview with news channels, stating unequivocally that nobody can poach Congress MLAs. He affirmed, “I have full confidence in our MLAs. People on the ground are with Congress, and even before exit poll surveys were out, I knew we were winning in Telangana. I am ready to handle any situation if my high command asks.”
Key Players Clash in Anticipation of Election Result
Telangana’s political scenario becomes more intricate as influential figures take divergent actions. Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao schedules a cabinet meeting for December 4, while TPCC Chief Revanth Reddy urges Congress workers to prepare for the party’s Chief Minister’s swearing-in on December 9.
Congress troubleshooter Shivakumar dismisses the possibility of resort politics and expresses confidence in the party securing a decisive majority across all three states. As political tensions escalate in Telangana, the unfolding events and conflicting statements from key figures set the stage for an intense political spectacle. With the state’s political future hanging in the balance, all eyes are on the developments, eagerly anticipating the electorate’s final decision.
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As Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar visits Hyderabad amidst promising exit polls for the Congress in Telangana, concerns of MLA poaching emerge. Despite caution from the party’s high command, Shivkumar exudes confidence, affirming the loyalty of Congress MLAs and their preparedness to address any situation as directed by the leadership.
