C N Ashwath Narayan, a leader from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), criticized the Congress government in Karnataka for its alleged corruption and ineffective governance during its three-year term. He labeled the administration as 'completely non-performing', highlighting issues such as lawlessness and a lack of development. Narayan commented on the internal dynamics of the Congress party, suggesting that leadership changes could occur at any time, particularly regarding DK Shivakumar's potential new role. The remarks come as the Karnataka Congress engages in crucial discussions about legislative leadership and organizational appointments, following the resignation of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and the dissolution of the Council of Ministers by the state Governor. A Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting is set to take place in Bengaluru to deliberate on these pressing issues, with party observers present to consult the leadership in New Delhi for final decisions on nominations and appointments.