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An India Today report from Karnataka suggests political momentum is shifting as supporters of DK Shivakumar, the next chief ministerial frontrunner, have begun open celebrations in Bengaluru South. After maintaining silence while awaiting clarity from the party leadership, workers were seen distributing sweets, bursting firecrackers and raising slogans in anticipation of a leadership announcement.
The celebrations come amid fast-moving political developments over the selection of Karnataka’s next chief minister following the recent electoral outcome. The scenes reflect growing confidence within the contender’s camp, even as the party leadership has yet to make any official declaration on the state’s top post.
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