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Top Court To Hear Plea To Reopen Corruption Case Against BS Yediyurappa
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a plea seeking to re-open a nine-year-old corruption case against BS Yediyurappa and Congress leader DK Shivakumar.
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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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Supreme Court Verdict Moral Victory For Rebel Lawmakers: BS Yeddyurappa
Karnataka Bhartiya Janata Party chief BS Yeddyurappa today welcomed the Supreme court order on the political crisis, asserting that it was a "moral victory" for the rebel lawmakers, whose resignations have pushed the ruling Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition to the brink of collapse.
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BJP's Yeddyurappa Plays Cricket With Party Legislators At Bengaluru Hotel
As the focus Tuesday shifted to the Supreme Court, which is hearing the pleas of 15 Karnataka MLAs against alleged delay by the Speaker in accepting their resignations, the state BJP President BS Yeddyurappa was seen in a relaxed mood playing cricket with party legislators who are camped at a resort on the outskirts of the city.
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BJP's BS Yeddyurappa Has "Advice" For Karnataka Chief Minister Kumaraswamy
Citing the Supreme Court's decision, Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa on Sunday said that the Speaker does not have the right to disqualify any legislator.
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Karnataka Audio Clip Row: Court To Decide On BS Yeddyurappa's Plea Today
The Karnataka High Court will pronounce the order on quashing of a First Information Report (FIR) filed against former Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa over a controversial audio clip.
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Land Denotification Case Against BS Yeddyurappa Quashed By Special Court
In a big relief to BJP Karnataka chief and former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa, a Special Court on Tuesday quashed a case pertaining to alleged illegal denotification of a piece of land at Rachenahalli in Karnataka's Bengaluru city.
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"I'm A Fighter": What BS Yeddyurappa Said In His Resignation Speech
A 20-minute emotional speech by BJP's BS Yeddyurappa at the Karnataka assembly ended with him quitting as the chief minister, just two days after he was sworn in. The BJP, which won 104 of the 222 seats for which polling was held, were eight seats short of majority. The Congress and JDS combine claimed the support of 117 lawmakers. The Supreme Cour...
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"Democracy Won, Operation Lotus Failed": Siddaramaiah After Karnataka's "Big Victory"
Two days after he took oath as Karnataka's chief minister with a promise to form a BJP government in the state, BS Yeddyurappa resigned from the post, moments before the much-awaited trust vote as directed by the Supreme Court on Friday
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KG Bopaiah To Stay Temporary Speaker, Floor Test To Be Broadcast Live
Rejecting the Congress' petition, the Supreme Court today said the BJP's KG Bopaiah would remain temporary speaker for the Karnataka trust vote. "Live broadcast of floor test would be the best way to ensure transparency of proceedings," the court said.
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The 3 Judges At The Centre Of Karnataka Political Thriller
The Supreme Court, which yesterday ordered newly sworn-in Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa to face the test of strength at 4 pm today, will shortly hear the Congress's plea to cancel the appointment of BJP's KG Bopaiah as the interim speaker for the floor test.
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Karnataka Highlights: Supreme Court Turns Down Congress Plea On Speaker
Day after the Supreme Court reduced the 15-day window given to Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa by Governor Vajubhai Vala for proving majority in the state assembly to just one day, the top court today heard a plea filed against appointment of BJP lawmaker KG Bopaiah as the interim speaker of the state assembly.
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Before Karnataka Trust Vote, Supreme Court To Decide On Interim Speaker KG Bopaiah
Whether BJP lawmaker KG Bopaiah is qualified to be the temporary speaker when Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa takes a trust vote in the Karnataka assembly will be heard by the Supreme Court tomorrow morning. The three-judge bench, which had taken up the earlier petition against Mr Yeddyurappa's appointment, will start the hearing at 10.30 a.m, just h...
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Karnataka Trust Vote: Five Options Before The BJP
The BJP's BS Yeddyurappa faces a test of strength in Karnataka today, two days after he took oath under controversial circumstances. He was given 15 days by Governor Vajubhai Vala to prove his majority, but the Supreme Court, hearing a Congress petition, today drastically slashed that time to just one day.
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BJP's Bluff Called Out By Supreme Court: Rahul Gandhi On Karnataka Government Formation
Congress President Rahul Gandhi today said the Supreme Court order on floor test in Karnataka was a vindication of the party's stand that the governor acted "unconstitutionally".
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Top Court To Hear Plea To Reopen Corruption Case Against BS Yediyurappa
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a plea seeking to re-open a nine-year-old corruption case against BS Yediyurappa and Congress leader DK Shivakumar.
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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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Supreme Court Verdict Moral Victory For Rebel Lawmakers: BS Yeddyurappa
Karnataka Bhartiya Janata Party chief BS Yeddyurappa today welcomed the Supreme court order on the political crisis, asserting that it was a "moral victory" for the rebel lawmakers, whose resignations have pushed the ruling Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition to the brink of collapse.
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BJP's Yeddyurappa Plays Cricket With Party Legislators At Bengaluru Hotel
As the focus Tuesday shifted to the Supreme Court, which is hearing the pleas of 15 Karnataka MLAs against alleged delay by the Speaker in accepting their resignations, the state BJP President BS Yeddyurappa was seen in a relaxed mood playing cricket with party legislators who are camped at a resort on the outskirts of the city.
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BJP's BS Yeddyurappa Has "Advice" For Karnataka Chief Minister Kumaraswamy
Citing the Supreme Court's decision, Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa on Sunday said that the Speaker does not have the right to disqualify any legislator.
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Karnataka Audio Clip Row: Court To Decide On BS Yeddyurappa's Plea Today
The Karnataka High Court will pronounce the order on quashing of a First Information Report (FIR) filed against former Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa over a controversial audio clip.
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Land Denotification Case Against BS Yeddyurappa Quashed By Special Court
In a big relief to BJP Karnataka chief and former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa, a Special Court on Tuesday quashed a case pertaining to alleged illegal denotification of a piece of land at Rachenahalli in Karnataka's Bengaluru city.
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"I'm A Fighter": What BS Yeddyurappa Said In His Resignation Speech
A 20-minute emotional speech by BJP's BS Yeddyurappa at the Karnataka assembly ended with him quitting as the chief minister, just two days after he was sworn in. The BJP, which won 104 of the 222 seats for which polling was held, were eight seats short of majority. The Congress and JDS combine claimed the support of 117 lawmakers. The Supreme Cour...
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"Democracy Won, Operation Lotus Failed": Siddaramaiah After Karnataka's "Big Victory"
Two days after he took oath as Karnataka's chief minister with a promise to form a BJP government in the state, BS Yeddyurappa resigned from the post, moments before the much-awaited trust vote as directed by the Supreme Court on Friday
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KG Bopaiah To Stay Temporary Speaker, Floor Test To Be Broadcast Live
Rejecting the Congress' petition, the Supreme Court today said the BJP's KG Bopaiah would remain temporary speaker for the Karnataka trust vote. "Live broadcast of floor test would be the best way to ensure transparency of proceedings," the court said.
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The 3 Judges At The Centre Of Karnataka Political Thriller
The Supreme Court, which yesterday ordered newly sworn-in Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa to face the test of strength at 4 pm today, will shortly hear the Congress's plea to cancel the appointment of BJP's KG Bopaiah as the interim speaker for the floor test.
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Karnataka Highlights: Supreme Court Turns Down Congress Plea On Speaker
Day after the Supreme Court reduced the 15-day window given to Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa by Governor Vajubhai Vala for proving majority in the state assembly to just one day, the top court today heard a plea filed against appointment of BJP lawmaker KG Bopaiah as the interim speaker of the state assembly.
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Before Karnataka Trust Vote, Supreme Court To Decide On Interim Speaker KG Bopaiah
Whether BJP lawmaker KG Bopaiah is qualified to be the temporary speaker when Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa takes a trust vote in the Karnataka assembly will be heard by the Supreme Court tomorrow morning. The three-judge bench, which had taken up the earlier petition against Mr Yeddyurappa's appointment, will start the hearing at 10.30 a.m, just h...
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Karnataka Trust Vote: Five Options Before The BJP
The BJP's BS Yeddyurappa faces a test of strength in Karnataka today, two days after he took oath under controversial circumstances. He was given 15 days by Governor Vajubhai Vala to prove his majority, but the Supreme Court, hearing a Congress petition, today drastically slashed that time to just one day.
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BJP's Bluff Called Out By Supreme Court: Rahul Gandhi On Karnataka Government Formation
Congress President Rahul Gandhi today said the Supreme Court order on floor test in Karnataka was a vindication of the party's stand that the governor acted "unconstitutionally".
