DK Shivakumar meets Karnataka Governor and puts forward his claim to form the next state government. According to reports, Shivakumar asks the Governor to administer the oath to him as Chief Minister and to other ministers as part of the new Council of Ministers. The meeting is presented as a step in the Governor’s process of identifying the person who can command the support of the legislature. The accounts describe Shivakumar’s request for the oath-taking arrangements following his claim to lead the government, rather than detailing any immediate decisions by the Governor. With the state moving toward forming a new administration, the meeting indicates Shivakumar is seeking formal recognition of his role through the oath process. Other details, such as the composition of the proposed ministry or the Governor’s response at the meeting, are not provided in the supplied summaries. Overall, both outlets describe the same core development: Shivakumar’s interaction with the Governor and his request to be sworn in as Chief Minister and for other ministers to be sworn in.