La cúpula del Congreso aprueba la ampliación del gabinete de Karnataka

Una reunión del Congreso en Delhi aprobó entre 16 y 18 nombres para la ampliación del gabinete de Karnataka. La ceremonia de juramento fue programada para el 3 de mayo en Raj Bhavan.

Se celebró una reunión en la residencia del presidente del Congreso, Mallikarjun Kharge, en Delhi, con la presencia de Rahul Gandhi y otros altos dirigentes. Se aprobaron los nombres de la lista del ministro principal D.K. Shivakumar.

B.K. Hariprasad declaró que todas las discusiones habían concluido y que la cúpula tomaría una decisión definitiva pronto. El juramento estaba programado para el 3 de mayo a las 17:00 horas.

La ampliación tenía como objetivo equilibrar los factores regionales, de casta y religiosos. Entre los posibles nombres figuraban Rizwan Arshad y Lakshmi Hebbalkar, aunque no se facilitó ninguna confirmación oficial.

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