Kiccha Sudeep will join Congress: D K Shivakumar meets Sudeep ahead of Karnataka Election

Another assembly election arena is going on in Karnataka. In this background, political parties are strategizing behind the scenes to attract voters. In the meantime, Kannada Actor Kiccha Sudeep’s name is heard repeatedly in congress party, but there is no clarity. Kiccha Sudeep will join Congress? D K Shivakumar meets Sudeep ahead of Karnataka Election.

Now a photo of Sudeep with KPCC president DK Shivakumar has been clicked. This photo has caused many doubts in the political circle. There are not one or two examples of people who shined in cinema entering the political arena. There are hundreds of such examples in the Indian film industry.

Along with film, there are celebrities who have made a big name in politics as well. There are cinematographers who have found success in both cinema and politics. Among them, actor Kiccha Sudeep’s name continues to gain traction in politics, even though he is not in Sandalwood.

Recently, there were rumors that Congress leaders were eyeing Kiccha Sudeep. It was also heard that Congress leaders tried to woo Sudeep through Sandalwood actress Ramya. There were whispers that somehow they were trying to bring Sudeep to the Congress. Now another such development is cause for curiosity.

Sudeep and KPCC President D K Shivakumar Photos are going viral on social media. Through this, the rumors that Sudeep is joining congress spreading like wildfire. However, there is no exact reason about the background of this visit. While some say that this is a natural meeting, others have a suspicion that Sudeep is joining the Congress.

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On the other hand, information is available that DK Shivakumar, Karnataka Pradesh Youth Congress Committee President Mohammed Nalpad and Sudeep had dinner together. At this time, DK is said to have asked Sudeep to come to campaign for the upcoming elections. However, neither Sudeep nor congress party leaders have clarified that issue.