Karnataka CM news LIVE: Governor accepts Siddaramaiah's resignation; 4-deputy CM formula floated
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has resigned, and his resignation has been accepted by Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot. A proposal to create four deputy chief minister positions is being discussed as part of the leadership transition within the Congress party. Siddaramaiah has expressed his intention to remain in state politics rather than pursue a position in the Rajya Sabha.
- ▪Siddaramaiah submitted his resignation to the Governor amid ongoing leadership changes in Karnataka.
- ▪The Governor has dissolved the council of ministers and Siddaramaiah will continue as CM until new arrangements are made.
- ▪A proposal for four deputy chief minister posts is being considered to ensure representation and internal balance within the party.
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LiveKarnataka CM news LIVE: Governor accepts Siddaramaiah's resignation; 4-deputy CM formula floatedBy Shivam Pratap SinghUpdated on: May 29, 2026 9:38:45 AM ISTKarnataka CM news LIVE: According to Congress leaders aware of developments, a proposal to create four deputy chief minister posts was floated during the party’s leadership negotiations with CM Siddaramaiah.Karnataka CM news LIVE: Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah submits his resignation from the post of chief minister to the secretary of state Governor, Thaawarchand Gehlot, in Bengaluru on Thursday.
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