Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar Cancels Davos Visit Due to Delhi, Bengaluru Commitments
Karnataka Deputy CM Cancels Davos Trip for Delhi, Bengaluru Work

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has decided to cancel his upcoming trip to Davos. He made this announcement on Friday, citing important engagements in both Delhi and Bengaluru that require his immediate attention.

Why the Davos Trip Was Cancelled

Shivakumar explained that he needs to focus on critical work in Delhi and Bengaluru. These commitments take priority over his planned visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Recent Delhi Visit for Assam Elections

The Deputy Chief Minister recently traveled to Delhi. He participated in a preparatory meeting there. This meeting was connected to the upcoming Assembly elections in Assam.

His presence in Delhi was essential for these election preparations. The discussions involved key strategies and planning for the Assam polls.

Ongoing Bengaluru Responsibilities

Back in Bengaluru, Shivakumar has numerous ongoing responsibilities. As Deputy CM, he oversees several important portfolios and government functions.

These duties demand his constant attention and presence in the state capital. The cancellation allows him to address these pressing matters without interruption.

Impact on Karnataka's Representation

With this cancellation, Karnataka will not have Shivakumar representing the state at Davos this year. The World Economic Forum meeting typically attracts global leaders and business executives.

However, state officials confirm that other engagements will proceed as planned. The government remains focused on its development agenda despite this schedule change.

Shivakumar's office released a brief statement about the cancellation. They emphasized his commitment to state and national responsibilities over international travel at this time.