BENGALURU:
JD(S) patriarch, Deve Gowda, has taken the decision to dismiss CM Ibrahim, the president of the Karnataka unit, and has appointed his son, Kumaraswamy, as his successor.
The dismissal of CM Ibrahim marks a turning point in the JD(S) party’s internal dynamics. Deve Gowda, with his vast experience and political acumen, has carefully assessed the situation and deemed it necessary to make this change. By appointing Kumaraswamy as the new president, Deve Gowda aims to inject fresh energy and vision into the party’s operations in Karnataka.
Kumaraswamy, known for his astute political instincts and dedication to public service, is expected to bring a new perspective to the role of the Karnataka unit president. His appointment reflects the party’s commitment to nurturing a new generation of leaders who can effectively address the challenges faced by the state.
This decision by Deve Gowda not only demonstrates his firm grip on the party’s affairs but also highlights his strategic thinking. By making this change, he aims to consolidate the party’s position and ensure its continued relevance in the ever-evolving political landscape of Karnataka.
Overall, this development within the JD(S) party signifies a significant shift in leadership and sets the stage for a new era under Kumaraswamy’s guidance. As the party moves forward, it will be interesting to observe the impact of this decision and how it shapes the future of the JD(S) in Karnataka.
Gowda’s decision was prompted by Ibrahim’s rebellion against the party’s choice to align with the BJP for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Ibrahim, on October 16, held a meeting with like-minded individuals within the JD(S) and declared that his faction was the original party.
He further announced the formation of a core committee that would present a memorandum to the party leader, urging the JD(S) to distance itself from the BJP.
