New Delhi, March 28 -- Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Saturday slammed the Assam government, saying that there has been no administration in the last decade, further emphasising that the people of Assam are looking for a change because of the increasing corruption in the State.

Speaking to the media, Shivakumar said that he will be visiting poll-bound Assam and Kerala to campaign for the Congress party.

"Of course, I am going to Assam. I will be there. I have to go to Assam and Kerala. I have to look after Karnataka. We have to look after all states and do campaigning. I am sure there will be a big change in Assam. People of Assam want a change because there is rampant corruption there," he said.

He criticised the Bha...