A group of Congress MLAs from Karnataka has traveled to New Delhi to meet with the party's high command, advocating for a cabinet reshuffle. The delegation includes notable figures such as T.B. Jayachandra, S.N. Narayanaswamy, and K. Shadakshari. They aim to discuss long-standing demands for ministerial representation, asserting that this visit is a routine political engagement focused on organizational matters. Jayachandra emphasized that there is no leadership question within the state unit, and the focus remains solely on the reshuffle. The MLAs plan to meet senior leaders including Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge to press their case. This push for a reshuffle comes amid internal friction within the Congress government, particularly from supporters of Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, who are advocating for his elevation to Chief Minister based on a prior power-sharing agreement. Shivakumar acknowledged the desire among leaders for ministerial roles, indicating that discussions about a reshuffle are ongoing.