According to sources, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar will meet with Congressman Rahul Gandhi and party president Mallikarjun Kharge in Delhi today to talk about the reorganisation of the state cabinet.
Following months of rumours of a leadership shift, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah resigned on Thursday.
The top leadership of the party will meet with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, DK Shivakumar, and AICC Karnataka in-charge Randeep Surjewala, according to party sources.
According to insiders, the meeting's primary priorities would be the rearrangement of the Cabinet, Rajya Sabha candidates, and MLC candidates.

The DK Shivakumar-led ministry is unlikely to include a number of ministers from the Siddaramaiah ministry, according to other sources. According to party insiders, the government may nominate four Deputy Chief Ministers in order to preserve socioeconomic and geographical balance.
According to sources, Yathindra, a member of the Legislative Council and the son of Siddaramaiah, is anticipated to be appointed to the DK Shivakumar Cabinet and will probably be given a significant ministry to carry on Siddaramaiah's legacy.
The date of DK Shivakumar's oath ceremony as Karnataka's chief minister will be decided when the Congress Legislative Party meeting, which appears to be a formality, is concluded today, according to sources.According to sources, Kharge will be repeated in the Rajya Sabha, and AICC chief Randeep Surjewala will submit the panel for two of the three seats.
Additionally, a panel of likely candidates for the state's seven MLC elections will be presented to the top leadership.
Late on Thursday night, Shivakumar reached Karnataka Bhavan in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi.
"The weather is bad today," he said, discussing the circumstances. My chief minister has arrived in Jaipur. a great deal of turbulence.
Meanwhile, Congress General Secretary Randeep Surjewala and Siddaramaiah met with former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot at the airport in Jaipur.Amid signs of a change in the state's leadership, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah resigned from his position on Thursday. He submitted his resignation to the Governor's Special Secretary at Lok Bhavan, stating that the decision was made "voluntarily" on the recommendation of the Congress high command.
Speaking at a press conference, Siddaramaiah stated that the party leadership had instructed him to resign, but he claimed that there was no coercion involved. "I freely resigned.
The next Chief Minister will be chosen by the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) and the All India Congress Committee (AICC), he added. "I am not under any pressure."