New Delhi, February 10 Congress leader and Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar attended a meeting on the Assam elections at the party's headquarters, Indira Bhawan, here on Tuesday.
Amid speculation about a leadership change in Karnataka, Shivakumar also stated that he enjoys the support of all 136 MLAs of the party in the state, not just the 80 MLAs as claimed by some sections.
"I am in Delhi to attend the meeting on the Assam elections and other meetings. I have completed my meetings at Indira Bhawan. If there is anything further, I will inform you," he told reporters.
The meeting took place at 4 PM at the AICC office in Indira Bhawan, focusing on political matters and various elections, and was attended by other senior leaders of the party.
The Congress has appointed Shivakumar as a senior observer for the Assam assembly elections, along with former Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel. The Assam elections are scheduled for April-May.