"Only revolution is Congress coming back in power in 2028": Karnataka DyCM Shivakumar

New Delhi [India], November 7 (ANI): Dismissing talk about "November revolution", Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Thursday said that the true revolution will be Congress coming back to power in 2028 in the State.
Speaking to reporters in Delhi, he said, "Somebody has written about the November revolution in the media. We have been given responsibilities for the Bihar election, and we are busy with it. There is no other revolution other than the Bihar revolution."
Shivakumar was in the national capital to meet legal experts in connection with the inter-state water dispute.
Asked if he was meeting AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge, he said, "I am not meeting anyone. No one has discussed Cabinet expansion with me. I don't have a plan to meet any leader; I will only discuss party organisation."
"We had a meeting on vote theft yesterday and today. If there is any discussion on Cabinet expansion, it is in the media. Have I spoken about leadership change, or has CM spoken about it? We will go by what the party says. If they say CM will be there for 5 years, he will be there. If they say he will be there for 10 or 15 years, he will be there for as many years. I am a disciplined soldier of the party, and I will never cross the party's line," Shivakumar stressed.
Asked what he would tell the aspirants of Cabinet expansion, he said, "The Delhi leaders will handle all this as it should be handled."
Earlier on Wednesday, DK Shivakumar held a meeting with Supreme Court advocates regarding the pending funds for irrigation at Karnataka Bhavan in Delhi.
"There are two important issues. On the Mekedatu dam issue, the case is supposed to come tomorrow. It has been delaying and delaying. We don't want it to be delayed further. Let them accept or let them reject it. We want to build the dam in our state. It doesn't affect Tamil Nadu. So we want to press before the court. We want to give a clear direction from the government. I met my officials and my legal team on what has to be done," DK Shivakumar had told reporters. (ANI)