India, May 28 -- Political uncertainty gripped Karnataka after strong reports suggested that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is preparing to resign from his post as part of the Congress leadership's reported power-sharing arrangement in the state. However, a fresh twist emerged after Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot's travel schedule went viral on social media, raising questions about how Siddaramaiah could formally resign if the governor is not in Bengaluru.

The confusion has now shifted focus from whether Siddaramaiah will resign to whether the resignation process can legally happen while the governor remains outside the state.

The political developments have also reignited discussions over Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar's poss...