After some Congress MLAs raised their voice against the ruling Congress government led by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, AICC General Secretary and Karnataka in -charge Randeep Singh Surjewala is camping in the state capital for three days from today to hear his complaints. According to sources, amidst speculation about the leadership of leadership in the government and change in the post of KPCC president, Surjewala can report to the party high command by assessing the mood of the MLAs.
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Regarding meeting the MLAs by AICC in -charge and party MP Randeep Singh Surjewala for Karnataka, Karnataka Home Minister Ji Parmeshwar said that he is in charge of our AICC. He keeps visiting Karnataka to look into various aspects, not necessarily on government issues. He visits the party to strengthen and party programs or if there is any disturbance within the party or government. He will guide us as an in -charge.
Sources said that this intensive exercise is also important to evaluate the performance of the government and its ministers, so that the high command can decide whether to reshuffle the Siddaramaiah cabinet or change the Chief Minister. Every day, Surjewala will meet about forty MLAs and spend average twenty minutes with each. It is expected that they will meet all 137 MLAs in a period of three days.
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Legislators are expected to raise issues like development fund shortage for their respective constituencies and non-cooperation by ministers. Surjewala is also expected to gather information about the implementation of guarantees and the organizational strength of the party at the ground level. Apart from MLAs, they will also meet the party officials who want to express their opinion. He was a senior leader of Siddaramaiah BR. Will start with Patil, who recently raised a controversy by alleging corruption in the Housing Department.