Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Home Minister G Parameshwara have departed for New Delhi, fueling speculation about potential leadership changes within the state's Congress party. Siddaramaiah is set to meet with the Congress high command, while Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, who is also vying for the Chief Minister position, has joined him. Congress sources anticipate that clarity regarding the Chief Ministerial role will emerge within two to three days, alongside discussions on other significant matters such as Rajya Sabha elections and a Cabinet reshuffle. Despite the buzz, Siddaramaiah stated he was unsure of the meeting's agenda, while Shivakumar acknowledged the necessity of his trip. Karnataka Congress in-charge Randeep Singh Surjewala urged against speculation, linking the visit to organizational consultations. The ongoing leadership tussle has been a topic of discussion since the government completed its 2.5-year tenure, with supporters of both Shivakumar and G Parameshwara advocating for their respective candidates.