
Savadi, Shettar joined Congress in difficult times, gave us strength: DKShi
Team Udayavani, May 31, 2023, 10:53 AM IST

Belagavi: Karnataka Deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar on Wednesday said that Congress will stand with the leaders who gave their support to the party and thus, strengthened it in difficult times.
Shivakumar’s remarks came in the backdrop of his visit to Laxman Savadi’s residence on Tuesday evening. It is rumored that the visit was prompted by Savadi’s displeasure at not being allotted a ministerial berth.
Speaking to reporters here Shivakumar said that Laxman Savadi and Jagadish Shettar strengthened the Congress party by joining it. “Savadi and Shettar are not mere activists. There is no question of Congress abandoning them. I did not have a chance to speak to Savadi after the election, hence the visit,” he said.
Responding to a question about whether Savadi was upset about not getting a ministerial post, Shivakumar said that no one is upset. “I don’t know that Savadi was expecting a ministerial post. I will say only that the Congress party will not let anyone down,” he added.
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