Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday rejected speculations about "November revolution" in the state politics, as he asserted that there were no calls for leadership change.

He reiterated that the dinner meeting he hosted for his cabinet colleagues on Monday had nothing to do with leadership change or politics.

The meeting had gained significance amid speculations about a change of guard and cabinet reshuffle in the state, when the Congress government reaches the halfway mark of its five-year term in November, which is being referred to by some as "November revolution". Some interpret "November revolution" as a change of Chief Minister.

"There is no relationship between the dinner meeting and politics. I regularly host such dinners and we keep meeting for dinner and have su

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