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"Have Right To Resign": Disqualified Karnataka MLAs To Top Court
The 17 disqualified Karnataka MLAs told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that they have an "indefeasible right" to resign as members of the Assembly and the decision by the then Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar to disqualify them smacks of "vengeance".
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"Liberated", Says KR Ramesh Kumar After Resigning As Karnataka Speaker
A little over an hour after the trust vote in the Karnataka assembly on Monday, the man who was in the Speaker's chair in Bengaluru was at the funeral of his mentor Jaipal Reddy in Hyderabad.
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"Forgive Me If I Made Any Mistakes": Karnataka Assembly Speaker Quits
Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar resigned soon after Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa sailed through a trust vote today.
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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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"Everybody Watching Me": Speaker After Big Move On Karnataka Rebels
Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar, who disqualified three of the 15 lawmakers whose resignations crashed the Karnataka government, said he would decide on the rest of the cases on an individual basis "in a couple of days".
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Karnataka Assembly Drama Drags On, Speaker Says Trust Vote By 6 pm Today
The Karnataka assembly was adjourned close to midnight on Monday, with Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar giving a fresh deadline for the trust vote -- 6 pm on Tuesday. "I do not want this 11 pm thing again. Everyone has health conditions," the Speaker said at the end of a turbulent day. The house witnessed chaos as the Speaker turned down Chief Minister HD K...
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Will Conduct Myself Responsibly: Karnataka Speaker After Top Court's Decision
Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar has welcomed the Supreme Court decision of giving him the freedom to decide on the resignations of rebel lawmakers. He said he will conduct himself responsibly in accordance with the principles of the Constitution.
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No Decision On Karnataka Rebels Till Tuesday, Supreme Court Tells Speaker
As the Karnataka coalition chaos played out in the Supreme Court today, Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar, who has been accused by dissident lawmakers of sitting on their resignations to buy time for the ruling Congress and Janata Dal Secular, faced some sharp words.
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Karnataka Crisis Highlights: HD Kumaraswamy Seeks Time To Prove Majority In Assembly
The Supreme Court today gave a reprieve to Karnataka's HD Kumaraswamy-led Congress-JD(S) coalition government as it ruled there would be no decision on the resignation of dissident lawmakers who threaten the government's survival. "The matter to be heard on Tuesday and status quo will remain on the legislators," the Supreme Court said after hour-l...
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"Let Me Die In Peace": Karnataka Speaker Amid Rebel Lawmaker Row
Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar met 10 rebel lawmakers from the ruling coalition this evening in keeping with a Supreme Court order, but it seemed unlikely that their resignations would be accepted in the coming hours. The sole reason for this, Ramesh Kumar claimed, was his "obligation to the state".
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Karnataka Crisis Highlights: "Videographed Everything," Says KR Ramesh Kumar Karnataka Speaker After Meeting Lawmakers
The ten rebel Karnataka lawmakers, with heavy police protection, reached the state assembly to meet the Speaker and confirm their resignations. The resignations will leave the ruling Congress-JDS coalition in minority.
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BJP Says Karnataka Government Lacks Majority, Pushes For Early Floor Test
A delegation of the Karnataka BJP today asked Governor Vajubhai Vala to issue a directive to Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar, asking him to conduct a floor test at a time when the ruling Congress-Janata Dal Secular (JDS) coalition seems to be teetering on the brink after the resignation of 16 legislators.
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Amid Karnataka Government Crisis, Speaker Talks Of "Making History"
All eyes are now on the Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar who has to take a call on the resignations tendered by 13 legislators of the Congress and the JD(S) from the Assembly.
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Will Go By Rules On Resignation of Lawmakers, Says Karnataka Speaker
Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar said this morning that no legislator has sought any appointment with him and if someone wants to meet him, he is available in the office.
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"Have Right To Resign": Disqualified Karnataka MLAs To Top Court
The 17 disqualified Karnataka MLAs told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that they have an "indefeasible right" to resign as members of the Assembly and the decision by the then Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar to disqualify them smacks of "vengeance".
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"Liberated", Says KR Ramesh Kumar After Resigning As Karnataka Speaker
A little over an hour after the trust vote in the Karnataka assembly on Monday, the man who was in the Speaker's chair in Bengaluru was at the funeral of his mentor Jaipal Reddy in Hyderabad.
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"Forgive Me If I Made Any Mistakes": Karnataka Assembly Speaker Quits
Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar resigned soon after Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa sailed through a trust vote today.
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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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"Everybody Watching Me": Speaker After Big Move On Karnataka Rebels
Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar, who disqualified three of the 15 lawmakers whose resignations crashed the Karnataka government, said he would decide on the rest of the cases on an individual basis "in a couple of days".
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Karnataka Assembly Drama Drags On, Speaker Says Trust Vote By 6 pm Today
The Karnataka assembly was adjourned close to midnight on Monday, with Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar giving a fresh deadline for the trust vote -- 6 pm on Tuesday. "I do not want this 11 pm thing again. Everyone has health conditions," the Speaker said at the end of a turbulent day. The house witnessed chaos as the Speaker turned down Chief Minister HD K...
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Will Conduct Myself Responsibly: Karnataka Speaker After Top Court's Decision
Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar has welcomed the Supreme Court decision of giving him the freedom to decide on the resignations of rebel lawmakers. He said he will conduct himself responsibly in accordance with the principles of the Constitution.
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No Decision On Karnataka Rebels Till Tuesday, Supreme Court Tells Speaker
As the Karnataka coalition chaos played out in the Supreme Court today, Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar, who has been accused by dissident lawmakers of sitting on their resignations to buy time for the ruling Congress and Janata Dal Secular, faced some sharp words.
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Karnataka Crisis Highlights: HD Kumaraswamy Seeks Time To Prove Majority In Assembly
The Supreme Court today gave a reprieve to Karnataka's HD Kumaraswamy-led Congress-JD(S) coalition government as it ruled there would be no decision on the resignation of dissident lawmakers who threaten the government's survival. "The matter to be heard on Tuesday and status quo will remain on the legislators," the Supreme Court said after hour-l...
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"Let Me Die In Peace": Karnataka Speaker Amid Rebel Lawmaker Row
Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar met 10 rebel lawmakers from the ruling coalition this evening in keeping with a Supreme Court order, but it seemed unlikely that their resignations would be accepted in the coming hours. The sole reason for this, Ramesh Kumar claimed, was his "obligation to the state".
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Karnataka Crisis Highlights: "Videographed Everything," Says KR Ramesh Kumar Karnataka Speaker After Meeting Lawmakers
The ten rebel Karnataka lawmakers, with heavy police protection, reached the state assembly to meet the Speaker and confirm their resignations. The resignations will leave the ruling Congress-JDS coalition in minority.
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BJP Says Karnataka Government Lacks Majority, Pushes For Early Floor Test
A delegation of the Karnataka BJP today asked Governor Vajubhai Vala to issue a directive to Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar, asking him to conduct a floor test at a time when the ruling Congress-Janata Dal Secular (JDS) coalition seems to be teetering on the brink after the resignation of 16 legislators.
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Amid Karnataka Government Crisis, Speaker Talks Of "Making History"
All eyes are now on the Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar who has to take a call on the resignations tendered by 13 legislators of the Congress and the JD(S) from the Assembly.
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Will Go By Rules On Resignation of Lawmakers, Says Karnataka Speaker
Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar said this morning that no legislator has sought any appointment with him and if someone wants to meet him, he is available in the office.
