Bengaluru, Sept. 28 -- Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Monday said he will travel to Delhi to discuss drought relief, the Kasturirangan report and other issues with the Centre, while asserting that he will do whatever is required to protect the interests of farmers if the Opposition does not join the all-party delegation.

Speaking to reporters about his Delhi visit, Shivakumar said that discussions would be held on drought relief and the Kasturirangan report, while he would also meet several Union Ministers and attend party meetings on education and electoral issues.

"I just fixed a meeting for the all-party members meeting; we have to discuss Kasturirangan and drought. So I want to fix a date, and at the same time I'm meeting...