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Earlier, reports surfaced that the grand old party which is yet to name Karnataka CM had offered DKS a deal---deputy CM post with six ministerial portfolios. 

Karnaraka CM delay: DK Shivakumar has agreed to power sharing formula, says report

Karnataka CM delay: DK Shivakumar has agreed to power-sharing formula, says report

Earlier, reports surfaced that the grand old party which is yet to name Karnataka CM had offered DKS a deal---deputy CM post with six ministerial portfolios.&nbsp;

Even as deliberations and discussions to pick a name for Karnataka CM goes on for the fourth day, DK Shivakumar, state Congress chief and one of the contenders for the top post has agreed to the power-sharing deal with senior leader Siddaramaiah, but on a condition. Citing sources, India Today said that DKS has sought the top post for the first half of the 5-year tenure.&nbsp;
Earlier, reports surfaced that the grand old party which is yet to name Karnataka CM had offered DKS a deal---deputy CM post with six ministerial portfolios.&nbsp;
The latest development comes as top brass of Congress party held back-to-back meeting with Siddaramaiah and DKS on Tuesday evening and Wednesday.&nbsp;

Karnataka CM delay: report says Rahul Gandhi has this view on the issue

While the scheduled oath taking ceremony is slated on May 18, the Congress is still holding delebrations to pick the new CM for Karnataka.&nbsp;

The Congress is yet to announce its chief minister for Karnataka even as there is just a day left for the scheduled oath-taking ceremony on May 18.
While prime candidate Siddaramaiah and his contender DK Shivakumar held one-on-one meetings with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, the decision remains pending.&nbsp;
The Indian Express quoting sources said that the high command, too, seems to be divided with Rahul Gandhi saying they should defer to the views of the MLAs.
On May 16, a closed-door meeting between Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, followed by separate talks with the top two contenders bore no fruit.

Karnataka CM delay: Congress cites these examples to hit back at BJP

News reports indicated that Siddaramaiah will be the Karnataka CM and had won the race with DK Shivakumar

The Congress on Wednesday hit out at the BJP for criticising it over the delay in deciding the chief minister of Karnataka and cited examples when the BJP declared its chief ministers in Uttar Pradesh and Assam several days after winning the polls.
"Just to refresh memories of PM's drum-beaters especially. 2017 UP Vidhan Sabha election results out on March 11th. Yogi appointed CM 8 days later on March 19th.
The 2021 Assam Vidhan Sabha election results out on May 3rd. Himanta Biswa Sarma became CM 7 days later on May 10th," AICC general secretary Jairam Ramesh said on Twitter.
"There are many more such examples," he also said.
Several BJP leaders are criticising the Congress for the delay in deciding on the chief ministerial candidate in Karnataka amid hectic lobbying for the top post. &nbsp;The results in Karnataka were declared on May 13 but the party has not finalised its chief ministerial face yet and the process of consultations is on.
Karnataka's two chief ministerial aspirants Siddaramaiah and D K Shivakumar held separate meetings with Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Tuesday as the party held hectic consultations to decide on who would lead the government in the southern state.
BJP's IT cell head Amit Malviya said a sorry state of affairs prevails in Congress where president Mallikarjun Kharge sees himself more as a "postman".
"Want to watch circus? Watch the Congress select their CM in Karnataka," he said on Twitter.
Referring to the lobbying by Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar for the post of the chief minister, he said, "The BJP also holds discussions and deliberations to elect its CMs and has often ensured a smooth transition of power, even between CMs. Despite elaborate consultations, you will never find BJP aspirants falling over each other, rallying supporters and issuing veiled threats to the Party through the media".
"On the contrary, last evening, Lutyens journalists, who DK Shivkumar hosted at the Claridges, almost appointed Siddaramaiah as the Karnataka CM. Sorry state of affairs in Congress, where President Kharge sees himself more as a postman, let alone being a decision-maker or even part of the decision-making team&hellip; He keeps referring to some High Command," he added.

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