How the D-day unfolded for DKS, reaching across political divide
D.K. Shivakumar was sworn in as Chief Minister, marking a significant political event characterized by personal and cultural gestures. He made efforts to bridge political divides by inviting former leaders and receiving blessings from various religious figures. The ceremony was attended by key Congress leaders, highlighting its national importance and the support from different communities.
- ▪D.K. Shivakumar took oath in traditional silk attire, symbolizing Kannada culture.
- ▪He invited former Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa and former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda to the ceremony, emphasizing unity.
- ▪Over 50 religious leaders from various faiths attended the event, showcasing a gathering of diverse communities.
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The day began with a series of symbolic political gestures for the newly sworn-in Chief MInister D.K. Shivakumar. It came across as much personal as political. The first few hours of his morning were spent making telephone calls to the shortlisted MLAs who were to be sworn in with him.Before leaving for the venue, he sought the blessings of his mother. Family members played a visible role behind the scenes. His daughter Aishwarya and brother D.K. Suresh personally monitored arrangements and coordinated with organisers as guests began arriving in large numbers.The new Chief Minister chose to take oath in traditional silk attire — a silk panche, jhubba and stole — reflecting Kannada cultural symbolism.Political differences asideSetting aside political differences, Mr.
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