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JDS Faces Another Dissent, Lawmaker Asks Voters To Back Congress Nominee
JD(S) on Monday faced another round of dissidence with its MLC requesting voters to back a Congress nominee in the election to Legislative Council from the South Graduates' constituency.
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BS Yediyurappa Wins Karnataka Trust Vote, Talks Of "Forgive And Forget"
The BJP government led by BS Yediyurappa sailed through the trust vote in the Karnataka assembly today after an intense, three-week power struggle, which saw 18 lawmakers bring down the 14-month-old coalition government of the Congress and HD Kumaraswamy. Yesterday, the last of the coalition's rebel lawmakers were disqualified by Speaker KR Ramesh ...
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"Believe In Forget And Forgive," Says BS Yediyurappa Ahead Of Trust Vote
BS Yediyurappa, who took oath as the Chief Minister of Karnataka last Friday, won the trust vote in the state assembly, prove majority of his three-day old government. Mr Yediyurappa said he would not indulge in "politics of vengeance" and that he believed in the "forget and forgive principle". The trust vote comes a day after eleven rebel lawmaker...
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Karnataka Speaker Slammed For Disqualifying Congress-JD(S) Lawmakers
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Sunday slammed Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar for disqualifying 14 rebel Congress and JD(S) lawmakers and accused him of misusing his authority.
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Disqualification Of Rebel Lawmakers Sent Strong Signal: Siddaramaiah
Karnataka Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Sunday welcomed Assembly Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar's decision to disqualify 14 rebels legislators, saying it will send a strong message to elected representatives across the country who might fall into "BJP's trap".
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President's Rule In Karnataka? BJP Waits For Speaker's Call On Rebels
The BJP is unwilling to stake claim to form a government in Karnataka till the Speaker takes a decision on the 16 rebel legislators who brought down the coalition government of the Congress and HD Kumaraswamy, news agency IANS reported today, quoting party spokesman G Madhusudan.
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Karnataka Rebel Lawmakers Seek 4-Week Time From Speaker On Disqualification Plea
The 15 rebel lawmakers of the Congress and the Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) have sought four weeks' time to appear before Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar in connection with the plea for their disqualification from the State Assembly.
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No Karnataka Trust Vote Till Monday, Speaker Adjourns Assembly: 10 Points
Karnataka's Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition won a two-day breather as the assembly was adjourned despite Governor Vajubhai Vala asking for a trust vote on Friday, hours after the government ignored his previous deadline of 1:30 pm. "Kindly prove your majority by the end of today (Friday)," Governor Vajubhai Vala wrote in his second letter sin...
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BJP Lawmakers Sleep Over At Karnataka Assembly To Protest "Bias"
Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa staged a night-long protest along with party lawmakers in the state assembly on Thursday, alleging that the Congress-Janata Dal Secular (JDS) government was trying to delay a trust vote in which it was "sure to lose".
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For Karnataka's Struggling Coalition, A Setback In Supreme Court Order
Karnataka's ruling Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition, in serious danger of losing power after multiple resignations, may see today's Supreme Court verdict as a setback a day before a trust vote it faces.
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DK Shivakumar Stopped As Karnataka Rebel Lawmakers Alleged Threat: Centre
Karnataka minister DK Shivakumar was not allowed to enter a Mumbai hotel where Congress lawmakers are lodged as they alleged a threat to their life from him and sought police protection, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Wednesday told Lok Sabha, as Congress staged a walkout over the issue.
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Karnataka Political Crisis LIVE Updates: 2 More Congress Lawmakers Resign, Bringing Karnataka Coalition Down By 18
The Karnataka coalition crisis took a dramatic turn today as senior Congress leader DK Shivakumar was stopped from entering the Renaissance Hotel in Mumbai where the 10 rebel lawmakers are staying.
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Resignations "Not In Order", Says Karnataka Speaker. Coalition Exhales
Karnataka's Congress-Janata Dal (Secular) coalition government, on the verge of losing its majority after 14 exits, won a breather on Tuesday as Speaker Ramesh Kumar decided that the resignations were not in order. None of the lawmakers had met him, Mr Kumar told the Governor in a letter. While this buys the ruling coalition a little more time, mor...
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The Swanky Mumbai Hotel That Played Host To Karnataka Rebel Lawmakers
By the time eleven rebel legislators from Karnataka were driven out of its parking lot, Sofitel Mumbai BKC, a luxurious hotel in the city's upscale central business district, had transformed into a beehive of political activity.
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Karnataka Coalition Fights To Survive, Rebels Move From Mumbai To Goa
Karnataka's year-old Congress-Janata Dal coalition government is on life support after yet another Independent lawmaker quit and pledged support to the BJP, taking the total number of resignations since last week to 15. Thirteen of them belong to the ruling Congress and the Janata Dal Secular. Earlier on Monday, another Independent, made minister a...
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JDS Faces Another Dissent, Lawmaker Asks Voters To Back Congress Nominee
JD(S) on Monday faced another round of dissidence with its MLC requesting voters to back a Congress nominee in the election to Legislative Council from the South Graduates' constituency.
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BS Yediyurappa Wins Karnataka Trust Vote, Talks Of "Forgive And Forget"
The BJP government led by BS Yediyurappa sailed through the trust vote in the Karnataka assembly today after an intense, three-week power struggle, which saw 18 lawmakers bring down the 14-month-old coalition government of the Congress and HD Kumaraswamy. Yesterday, the last of the coalition's rebel lawmakers were disqualified by Speaker KR Ramesh ...
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"Believe In Forget And Forgive," Says BS Yediyurappa Ahead Of Trust Vote
BS Yediyurappa, who took oath as the Chief Minister of Karnataka last Friday, won the trust vote in the state assembly, prove majority of his three-day old government. Mr Yediyurappa said he would not indulge in "politics of vengeance" and that he believed in the "forget and forgive principle". The trust vote comes a day after eleven rebel lawmaker...
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Karnataka Speaker Slammed For Disqualifying Congress-JD(S) Lawmakers
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Sunday slammed Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar for disqualifying 14 rebel Congress and JD(S) lawmakers and accused him of misusing his authority.
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Disqualification Of Rebel Lawmakers Sent Strong Signal: Siddaramaiah
Karnataka Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Sunday welcomed Assembly Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar's decision to disqualify 14 rebels legislators, saying it will send a strong message to elected representatives across the country who might fall into "BJP's trap".
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President's Rule In Karnataka? BJP Waits For Speaker's Call On Rebels
The BJP is unwilling to stake claim to form a government in Karnataka till the Speaker takes a decision on the 16 rebel legislators who brought down the coalition government of the Congress and HD Kumaraswamy, news agency IANS reported today, quoting party spokesman G Madhusudan.
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Karnataka Rebel Lawmakers Seek 4-Week Time From Speaker On Disqualification Plea
The 15 rebel lawmakers of the Congress and the Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) have sought four weeks' time to appear before Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar in connection with the plea for their disqualification from the State Assembly.
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No Karnataka Trust Vote Till Monday, Speaker Adjourns Assembly: 10 Points
Karnataka's Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition won a two-day breather as the assembly was adjourned despite Governor Vajubhai Vala asking for a trust vote on Friday, hours after the government ignored his previous deadline of 1:30 pm. "Kindly prove your majority by the end of today (Friday)," Governor Vajubhai Vala wrote in his second letter sin...
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BJP Lawmakers Sleep Over At Karnataka Assembly To Protest "Bias"
Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa staged a night-long protest along with party lawmakers in the state assembly on Thursday, alleging that the Congress-Janata Dal Secular (JDS) government was trying to delay a trust vote in which it was "sure to lose".
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For Karnataka's Struggling Coalition, A Setback In Supreme Court Order
Karnataka's ruling Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition, in serious danger of losing power after multiple resignations, may see today's Supreme Court verdict as a setback a day before a trust vote it faces.
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DK Shivakumar Stopped As Karnataka Rebel Lawmakers Alleged Threat: Centre
Karnataka minister DK Shivakumar was not allowed to enter a Mumbai hotel where Congress lawmakers are lodged as they alleged a threat to their life from him and sought police protection, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Wednesday told Lok Sabha, as Congress staged a walkout over the issue.
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Karnataka Political Crisis LIVE Updates: 2 More Congress Lawmakers Resign, Bringing Karnataka Coalition Down By 18
The Karnataka coalition crisis took a dramatic turn today as senior Congress leader DK Shivakumar was stopped from entering the Renaissance Hotel in Mumbai where the 10 rebel lawmakers are staying.
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Resignations "Not In Order", Says Karnataka Speaker. Coalition Exhales
Karnataka's Congress-Janata Dal (Secular) coalition government, on the verge of losing its majority after 14 exits, won a breather on Tuesday as Speaker Ramesh Kumar decided that the resignations were not in order. None of the lawmakers had met him, Mr Kumar told the Governor in a letter. While this buys the ruling coalition a little more time, mor...
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The Swanky Mumbai Hotel That Played Host To Karnataka Rebel Lawmakers
By the time eleven rebel legislators from Karnataka were driven out of its parking lot, Sofitel Mumbai BKC, a luxurious hotel in the city's upscale central business district, had transformed into a beehive of political activity.
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Karnataka Coalition Fights To Survive, Rebels Move From Mumbai To Goa
Karnataka's year-old Congress-Janata Dal coalition government is on life support after yet another Independent lawmaker quit and pledged support to the BJP, taking the total number of resignations since last week to 15. Thirteen of them belong to the ruling Congress and the Janata Dal Secular. Earlier on Monday, another Independent, made minister a...
