India, May 28 -- The much-anticipated transition of power in Karnataka must be a red-letter day for the Congress leadership, which has finally managed to stave off a brewing rebellion in a state after successive failures to anticipate the quantum of resentment in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, and losing its government or elections in all three provinces. In Punjab, the leadership gambled by pushing out then chief minister (CM) Amarinder Singh months before the 2022 assembly polls, then seemed to throw its weight behind Navjot Singh Sidhu, only to eventually appoint Charanjit Singh Channi, and saw its campaign come undone in the elections. Which is why the developments in Karnataka are significant; the party's leadership appe...