DK Shivakumar said he has served as the state party head for over five years, adding that others should also be given an opportunity.

Karnataka deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar on Wednesday suggested stepping down as the state Congress chief, saying "I cannot hold the post permanently".

Shivakumar, who is seen as a contender for the Karnataka CM post, said he has served as the state party head for over five years, adding that others should also be given an opportunity.

"Whether I’m around or not is immaterial. But I want to set up 100 party offices during my tenure." Shivakumar said while speaking at a party event, according to PTI.

"I cannot hold the post permanently. It has already been 5.5 years, and in March, it will be six years," the deputy CM said. "Others should be given

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