Multiple reports say Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will retain the official CM bungalow in Bengaluru until 2028. The same coverage adds that his party colleague and deputy chief minister designate DK Shivakumar will not continue living in that residence. Instead, Shivakumar is expected to move to another government-allotted property at a later stage.
The reports indicate that Shivakumar may stay at his private residence for the time being while arrangements are made for alternative government accommodation. The decision is framed as a change in residence allocation between the chief minister’s official bungalow and a separate government house designated for Shivakumar.
One report specifies the retention timeline for Siddaramaiah through 2028, while both sources agree on the broad arrangement: Siddaramaiah remains in the CM bungalow, and Shivakumar shifts to a different government residence. The accounts do not provide further details on when the transfer will be completed or the specific address of the alternative property.
