Bengaluru, June 10 (Reporter) Amid speculation over a possible rift within the ruling Congress in Karnataka and murmurs of a cabinet reshuffle, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Tuesday dismissed the buzz as unfounded, asserting that “nothing is on cards”. Responding to reporters’ queries about a possible change in the state cabinet or differences within the party, Shivakumar curtly replied, “The general secretary has already spoken. Everything needs one voice, one party." Asked about the possible cabinet reshuffle, Sivakumar said, "Nothing is on cards. Thank you.” His remarks came even as political circles in the state are abuzz with reports of growing unease among sections of Congress MLAs, reportedly unhappy over lack of representation or portfolio allocations. However, Shivakumar’s categorical denial appeared aimed at quelling speculation and projecting unity within the party. His statement also comes close on the heels of AICC general secretary Randeep Surjewala reportedly meeting Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and other senior leaders, fuelling talk of possible reshuffle deliberations. The Congress government in Karnataka, which completed one year in office last month, has faced persistent questions over cabinet expansion and intra-party dynamics. Shivakumar’s assertion is seen as an attempt to put a lid on such rumours — at least for now...////...