For several years, whenever the Congress party won an election, there was a competition among themselves for the CM's post. And they are experiencing the same difficulty after their recent election victory in Karnataka. The conflict involves Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar. Both leaders are now intent on the position of CM. DK has stated that he will not share office, and how the Congress party will react in this issue remains to be seen. We all know that there are various leaders in the Congress party, and those leaders are competing for the highest position. And other MLAs are also backing them up so that they can receive a good slice of the pie. This event has occurred numerous times in Goa and other states. In exchange, the other party takes the initiative, buys the infighting leaders, and destabilises the people's mandate. Now the question is, why don't the leaders of the elected government hear the party president's words? Party observers must also take harsh action against leaders who do not listen to them; otherwise, this would become routine, and the people's mandate will be useless.
