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The Congress party in-charge of Karnataka, Randeep Singh Surjewala on Wednesday announced that Siddaramaiah and state Congress chief DK Shivakumar will work together and neither will be projected as a Chief Ministerial candidate.
The decision followed the eruption of internal fighting between their two camps over who would be the leader. &nbsp;Rahul Gandhi had to finally intervene and decide that no one will be given preference.
The Congress said that the MLAs will choose a Chief Minister after the assembly election.
The party's Karnataka unit has so far not projected anyone as a Chief Ministerial candidate unlike in the run up to elections in Punjab where Amarinder Singh's name was announced.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa flexed his muscle amid replacement buzz and flaunted support of mutts and seers to send a message to the BJP leadership.

Karnataka politics: Congress says won't declare CM candidate 

Internal fighting erupted&nbsp;between&nbsp;Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar's camps over who would be the leader. Rahul Gandhi had to finally intervene &amp; decide no one will be projected as CM candidate

Congress: Neither&nbsp;Siddaramaiah nor&nbsp;Shivakumar will be projected as CM candidate
Internal fighting between two camps, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi had to intervene
Congress said that the MLAs will choose CM after the assembly election
Current CM BSY&nbsp;flaunted support of mutts, seers&nbsp;amid replacement buzz

Internal fighting erupted&nbsp;between&nbsp;Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar's camps over who would be the leader. Rahul Gandhi had to finally intervene &amp; decide no one will be projected as CM candidate

The Congress party in-charge of Karnataka, Randeep Singh Surjewala on Wednesday announced that Siddaramaiah and state Congress chief DK Shivakumar will work together and neither will be projected as a Chief Ministerial candidate.
The decision followed the eruption of internal fighting between their two camps over who would be the leader. &nbsp;Rahul Gandhi had to finally intervene and decide that no one will be given preference.
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The Congress said that the MLAs will choose a Chief Minister after the assembly election.
The party's Karnataka unit has so far not projected anyone as a Chief Ministerial candidate unlike in the run up to elections in Punjab where Amarinder Singh's name was announced.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa flexed his muscle amid replacement buzz and flaunted support of mutts and seers to send a message to the BJP leadership.

Several politicians have tested positive for the deadly coronavirus as India battles a dangerous fresh wave of Covid-19. In a tweet, the Congress general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala said he has tested positive on Friday morning. Former Madhya Pradesh CM , Digvijaya Singh, who is currently at his Delhi residence tweeted that he has isolated himself as a precautionary measure after he tested positive for Covid. The Rajya Sabha MP urged all those who came into his contact to take precautionary measures. Meanwhile, senior SAD leader and former Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal has also tested positive for infection. her tweet mentioned she has mild symptoms and has isolated herself at home.

Politicians hit by fresh Covid wave: Surjewala, Digvijay Singh, Harsimrat Badal test positive

Several politicians have tested positive for the deadly coronavirus as India battles a dangerous fresh wave of Covid-19. Union Minister Prakash Javadekar on Friday said that he has tested positive for the novel coronavirus. He requested all those who have come in contact with him in the last two to three days to get themselves tested.
Earlier on Friday, the Congress general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala said he has tested positive. Former Madhya Pradesh CM , Digvijaya Singh, who is currently at his Delhi residence tweeted that he has isolated himself as a precautionary measure after he tested positive for Covid. The Rajya Sabha MP urged all those who came into his contact to take precautionary measures.
Bathinda MP and ex-Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal&nbsp;also tested COVID-19 positive on Friday.&nbsp;She held a few meetings with SAD workers in Bathinda on Thursday.&nbsp;In her tweetshe&nbsp; mentioned she has mild symptoms and has isolated herself at home.

Not allowed to speak on China, Congress stages LS walk out

The Congress party staged a walk out of the Lok Sabha, after it was not allowed to speak on the India-China border issue. In a scathing tweet, Congress spokesperson, Randeep Singh Surjewala asked Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, if the country is standing united with the military, how did China dare to transgress into Indian territory?. Surjewala further asked, why did PM Modi mislead China not to infiltrate our region? and when will India drive China back from our land?

Congress stages walk out from the Lok Sabha
Congress not allowed to speak on China LAC&nbsp;row
How did China dare?:&nbsp;Surjewala&nbsp;asks Rajnath
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The Congress party staged a walk out of the Lok Sabha, after it was not allowed to speak on the India-China border issue. In a scathing tweet, Congress spokesperson, Randeep Singh Surjewala asked Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, if the country is standing united with the military, how did China dare to transgress into Indian territory?. Surjewala further asked, why did PM Modi mislead China not to infiltrate our region? and when will India drive China back from our land?

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