Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy created chess-like strategy to secure Channapatna seat for his son: D.K. Suresh
Title: Former Congress MP accuses Union Minister Kumaraswamy of creating chess-like strategy to secure Channapatna seat for son
In a press conference held in Bengaluru, former Congress MP and brother of Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Suresh made startling allegations against Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy, claiming that he had devised a strategic plan akin to a game of chess to secure the Channapatna seat for his son Nikhil.
Suresh vehemently denied Kumaraswamy’s assertion that the Congress party had forced the decision to field Nikhil as a candidate. He emphasized Kumaraswamy’s long political career and stated that it was no secret in Channapatna that Nikhil would be the chosen candidate.
Highlighting the strength of Nikhil as a candidate, Suresh expressed confidence in the Congress party’s efforts to secure every vote, emphasizing their commitment to winning the election.
The presence of former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda in the campaign for Channapatna was also addressed, with Suresh stating that they could not prevent him from campaigning for his grandson.
When questioned about internal discontent or last-minute operations, Suresh maintained that there was only minor disappointment and welcomed anyone who aligned with the party’s principles.
Regarding potential alliances with BJP or JD-S leaders from Channapatna, Suresh mentioned that such strategies were part of the election process and emphasized the importance of media neutrality in reporting.
Addressing discontent in other constituencies, Suresh assured that party leaders would address any dissatisfaction and uphold secularism and party ideology in their decisions.
As the election approaches, the political landscape in Channapatna remains dynamic, with each party vying for support and strategizing to secure victory.
–IANS
This engaging news story sheds light on the intricate political maneuvers and strategies at play in the Channapatna constituency, setting the stage for a closely watched election battle.