New Delhi/Bengaluru: The much -awaited meeting between Congress High Command, CM Siddaramaiah and DCM DK Shivkumar on Tuesday to discuss alleged lapses, causing stampede outside the cricket stadium, resulting in a joint front with party leadership. However, the main tech from the meeting was that a fresh caste would be calculated in the state.AICC President Mallikrajun Kharge, opposition Rahul Gandhi, AICC General Secretaries Randeep Singh Surjewal and KC Venugopal leader attended the meeting, saw that the high command accepted the action taken by the government after the tragedy.“CM and PCC chief gave leadership information about the incident and about the incident after action. Certainly, we are worried about every human life. Anyway, the government has formed a judicial inquiry to see the entire incident. During the investigation, the party did not want to include herself in the Nitti-Gitty of the issue, “Venugopal said after the meeting.It is said that the government may use a cabinet reshuffle and an opportunity to push for a possible expansion. Portfolio reshuffle may occur before karda Venugopal, however, said that the party has asked the government to be suited to more people in this regard. The AICC general secretary said, “But generally, the party clearly saw that the issue (from the government) requires the attitude of a supporting people.”A government official said, “If things are employed, CM can consider the expansion of the cabinet with a change in portfolio to include one or two ministers and suggest political accountability,” a government said, indicating that it could be before the inauspicious month of the sky.However, DK Shivkumar rejected any discussion on a possible cabinet reshuffle.According to internal sources in the Congress, the situation is very unstable for an inclusion process, waiting for its turn with at least 8 to 10 serious aspirations, and any decision to add only 1 or 2 persons will create disturbance. An MLA said, “We believe that with disputed ministers can be asked to change their departments.”The top in the portfolio that is likely to see a change, if any, there will be the Home Department and the Excise Department, whose two ministers have been in the news for wrong reasons.
