Why Siddaramaiah Visits DKS For Breakfast And How Village Chicken Remark Eases Karnataka Tensions

New Delhi: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah visited Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar’s home on Tuesday morning for breakfast, continuing their recent pattern of meeting amid leadership speculation. The visit followed Shivakumar’s earlier breakfast at the CM’s residence. Official sources said both leaders shared a wide variety of dishes. The mood appeared calm and friendly. Their body language showed comfort. The meeting signaled unity. It sent a message across Karnataka.

What Was Served At Table?

Shivakumar served Siddaramaiah his favourite dish, Nati Koli Saaru, a traditional village-style chicken curry. Along with it were idlis, vadas, pongal and Nati Koli fry. Reports said both vegetarian and non-vegetarian items were prepared. D.K. Suresh and HD Ranganath also joined the meal. The dining table displayed a special spread. The meeting looked warm. The gathering appeared relaxed.

Why Did CM Ask For Chicken?

While speaking to reporters, Siddaramaiah joked that real village chicken is not available in Bengaluru. He said he had told DKS to bring chicken from the village. He added that he is non-vegetarian while DKS is vegetarian. He said he did not cook non-veg at his home that day. His remarks created light moments. The comment softened the political mood. Reporters found the exchange interesting.

Are They Facing Leadership Issues?

Siddaramaiah said clearly there is no conflict between him and DKS. He said both leaders are united and will continue running the government together. He said their commitment to administration is strong. He said Congress high command will decide leadership matters. He stressed they will follow orders. He said he will support decisions. This statement calmed rumours. It reduced political noise.

When Will DKS Become CM?

When asked about Shivakumar becoming Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah said it will happen when the high command decides. He said no timeline has been given. He said he will meet AICC leaders soon. He said he and DKS may meet K.C. Venugopal tomorrow at an event. He repeated that decisions lie with Delhi. His tone remained steady. The answer lowered tension.

What Did They Discuss Privately?

After breakfast, both leaders discussed the upcoming Belagavi Assembly session beginning December 8. They also talked about strategies for the session. They planned to call Karnataka MPs to Delhi on December 8 during the Parliament session. They discussed key governance issues. They reviewed state matters. They prepared for opposition questions. Their meeting focused on administration.

How Is Government Preparing Now?

Reports say BJP and JD(S) plan to bring a no-confidence motion. Siddaramaiah said the government will respond aggressively. He said they are ready to counter attacks. He highlighted farmer issues. He said the government is farmer-friendly. He said steps were taken for sugarcane and maize farmers. He accused the Centre of not helping enough. He defended state actions. The government appears confident.