Bengaluru, Aug. 10 -- Amid mounting speculation over the restructuring of the Karnataka Council of Ministers, Minister Priyank Kharge on Monday made it clear that he would accept the Congress high command's decision on portfolios, saying he had no personal claim over any particular department and would remain an ordinary party worker if the Home portfolio was taken away from him.
Kharge's remarks came as Chief Minister DK Shivakumar travelled to New Delhi amid intense discussions within the Congress leadership over cabinet composition and portfolio allocation.
"The Home Minister responsibility has been given to me. If it is taken away, I will be an ordinary party worker," Kharge said, when asked about reports that portfolios could be chan...