Bengaluru: Karnataka's new Chief Minister D.K. Ever since Shivkumar has been on the chair, his every step and decision is in the headlines. DK Shivkumar, famous for his political acumen, is now in the news in the corridors of the Assembly for his strong Vaastu beliefs. The situation is that the CM has now changed the direction of his sitting in official meetings!

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Ajjaiya's blessings, entry from northern door

D.K. Shivkumar has deep faith in religion and Vaastu. Immediately after becoming the CM, he first went to see his idol 'Ajjaiya Gadduge'. Only after taking blessings from there he started further work. Even in the Assembly, he took entry from the 'Northern Door' which is considered most auspicious as per Vastu. Not only this, he handled the work in his CM Chamber only after getting special Vaastu puja done.

Instructions given to media, implemented today!

Recently, during a press conference after the cabinet meeting, CM D.K. Shivkumar wanted to sit facing north. He also instructed the officers present there to change the direction immediately. But by then the media persons had set their live cameras according to the old system. When the media people told the CM that it was technically difficult to change everything immediately, DK Shivakumar said, 'Then change it for sure from tomorrow' and went away from there.

CM's new style surprised in the officers' meeting

That instruction of CM was completely implemented today. Today an important meeting of officials was held in the same conference hall of the Assembly. Chief Minister D.K. reached the meeting. Shivkumar was sitting in a completely different direction. That is, according to Vastu Shastra, the CM was facing the 'north direction' which is considered a symbol of success and success and the officials were sitting in front of him and holding the meeting.

Despite holding the highest post in the state, D.K. Shivakumar's strict adherence to Vaastu and religious rules is currently a matter of surprise and deep interest in the assembly and political circles.