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"Are They Bonded Labour?": Outrage As Karnataka Stops Trains For Migrants
Special trains from Karnataka taking home thousands of migrants stranded by the coronavirus lockdown have been cancelled by the BS Yediyurappa government, which says workers are needed for construction activities that have resumed in the state. The BJP government is forcing the migrants to stay, said the Congress, using the term "bonded labour" in ...
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BJP Preps To Form Government In Karnataka, Rebels Stay Put In Mumbai
The BJP's BS Yeddyurappa, tipped to be the next Karnataka Chief Minister after the fall of the 14-month-old HD Kumaraswamy-led coalition government last evening, may stake claim to power only after the approval of the party's leadership in Delhi.
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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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"Welcome To Bengaluru...": BJP Jabs HD Kumaraswamy On Resort Stay
Taking a dig at Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy for his stay at a resort, Karnataka BJP Sunday asked him to take time out and look at the city's collapsing infrastructure and drought situation in the state.
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Karnataka Audio Clip Row: BS Yeddyurappa Gets Interim Stay On Inquiry
The decision came after Mr Yeddyurappa had filed a plea to get the First Information Report (FIR) against him quashed.
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Karnataka Allots Yeddyurappa A House, Not The One He Wanted. His Response
Former chief minister and the BJP's tallest leader in Karnataka, BS Yeddyurappa, has been allotted an official accommodation in Bengaluru, but it is not the house that he wanted. Mr Yeddyurappa's response to the state government - "keep it, I will stay in my private home."
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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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"You Mean Before Swearing-In MLAs Can Switch Sides?": Supreme Court
In an overnight hearing the Supreme Court refused to stay BS Yeddyurppa's swearing-in as Karnataka's new Chief Minister. The Congress-Janata Dal Secular combine petitioned the Supreme Court against Karnataka Governor Vajubhai Vala, for inviting the BJP to form government, saying it has the signatures of 116 newly elected lawmakers while the BJP has...
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BJP's Yeddyurappa To Take Oath, Has 15 Days To Prove Majority
BJP's BS Yeddyurappa will take oath as Karnataka Chief Minister at 9 am today after his party was invited to form government, and given 15 days to prove majority by the governor on Wednesday evening. The Congress, to ensure that does not happen, approached the Supreme Court late at night and asked for the swearing-in to be stopped. Three judges of ...
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Senior Karnataka Congressman Quits Party, Says Chief Minister Arrogant
Senior Karnataka Congress leader AH Vishwanath quit the party on Friday after falling out with Chief Minister K Siddaramaiah named to lead the party against the BJP's BS Yeddyurappa for the assembly elections less than a year later. Mr Vishwanath, 67, is the second state leader to walk out this year, a setback for a party that is battling anti-incu...
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Yeddyurappa to stay away from mutt during Sonia visit
Seeking to set at rest speculation on his future political moves, former Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa has decided to stay away from the forthcoming 105th birthday celebration of the Siddaganga mutt seer Shivakumara Swamiji in which the UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi is expected to take part.
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Yeddyurappa will stay with BJP but warns of more 'resort' camps
BS Yeddyurappa is back in Bangalore without getting back the Karnataka Chief Minister's job he lost in July. His party, the BJP, has signalled that for now, it cannot withdraw Sadananda Gowda, who was picked by Mr Yeddyurappa as his successor when he was forced to resign on account of corruption charges.
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Yeddyurappa shows some mercy to BJP, supporters will go to work today
BS Yeddyurappa delivered a very embarrassing day for his party, the BJP, which runs the government in KarnatakBS Yeddyurappa delivered a very embarrassing day for his party, the BJP, which runs the government in Karnataka. Less than half of the BJP's representatives attended the first day of the Budget session in the Karnataka assembly on Tuesday. ...
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Yeddyurappa bargains for more time, BJP refuses to relent: Sources
The BJP is meant to be selecting the replacement for BS Yeddyurappa as Chief Minister of Karnataka. Instead, what it's confronting is a chorus in Bangalore for Mr Yeddyurappa to stay in office, despite his indictment in a report on illegal mining that indicts him for corruption.
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BJP leaders decide Yeddyurappa to stay for now: Sources
After hanging in the balance for days, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa's political lifeline is likely to be extended.Sources have told NDTV that the BJP leaders have decided Yeddyurappa will stay Chief Minister as of now. Sources also say the BJP is hammering out a face-saving formula for itself, that will justify letting Yeddyurappa stay o...
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"Are They Bonded Labour?": Outrage As Karnataka Stops Trains For Migrants
Special trains from Karnataka taking home thousands of migrants stranded by the coronavirus lockdown have been cancelled by the BS Yediyurappa government, which says workers are needed for construction activities that have resumed in the state. The BJP government is forcing the migrants to stay, said the Congress, using the term "bonded labour" in ...
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BJP Preps To Form Government In Karnataka, Rebels Stay Put In Mumbai
The BJP's BS Yeddyurappa, tipped to be the next Karnataka Chief Minister after the fall of the 14-month-old HD Kumaraswamy-led coalition government last evening, may stake claim to power only after the approval of the party's leadership in Delhi.
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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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"Welcome To Bengaluru...": BJP Jabs HD Kumaraswamy On Resort Stay
Taking a dig at Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy for his stay at a resort, Karnataka BJP Sunday asked him to take time out and look at the city's collapsing infrastructure and drought situation in the state.
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Karnataka Audio Clip Row: BS Yeddyurappa Gets Interim Stay On Inquiry
The decision came after Mr Yeddyurappa had filed a plea to get the First Information Report (FIR) against him quashed.
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Karnataka Allots Yeddyurappa A House, Not The One He Wanted. His Response
Former chief minister and the BJP's tallest leader in Karnataka, BS Yeddyurappa, has been allotted an official accommodation in Bengaluru, but it is not the house that he wanted. Mr Yeddyurappa's response to the state government - "keep it, I will stay in my private home."
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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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"You Mean Before Swearing-In MLAs Can Switch Sides?": Supreme Court
In an overnight hearing the Supreme Court refused to stay BS Yeddyurppa's swearing-in as Karnataka's new Chief Minister. The Congress-Janata Dal Secular combine petitioned the Supreme Court against Karnataka Governor Vajubhai Vala, for inviting the BJP to form government, saying it has the signatures of 116 newly elected lawmakers while the BJP has...
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BJP's Yeddyurappa To Take Oath, Has 15 Days To Prove Majority
BJP's BS Yeddyurappa will take oath as Karnataka Chief Minister at 9 am today after his party was invited to form government, and given 15 days to prove majority by the governor on Wednesday evening. The Congress, to ensure that does not happen, approached the Supreme Court late at night and asked for the swearing-in to be stopped. Three judges of ...
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Senior Karnataka Congressman Quits Party, Says Chief Minister Arrogant
Senior Karnataka Congress leader AH Vishwanath quit the party on Friday after falling out with Chief Minister K Siddaramaiah named to lead the party against the BJP's BS Yeddyurappa for the assembly elections less than a year later. Mr Vishwanath, 67, is the second state leader to walk out this year, a setback for a party that is battling anti-incu...
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Yeddyurappa to stay away from mutt during Sonia visit
Seeking to set at rest speculation on his future political moves, former Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa has decided to stay away from the forthcoming 105th birthday celebration of the Siddaganga mutt seer Shivakumara Swamiji in which the UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi is expected to take part.
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Yeddyurappa will stay with BJP but warns of more 'resort' camps
BS Yeddyurappa is back in Bangalore without getting back the Karnataka Chief Minister's job he lost in July. His party, the BJP, has signalled that for now, it cannot withdraw Sadananda Gowda, who was picked by Mr Yeddyurappa as his successor when he was forced to resign on account of corruption charges.
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Yeddyurappa shows some mercy to BJP, supporters will go to work today
BS Yeddyurappa delivered a very embarrassing day for his party, the BJP, which runs the government in KarnatakBS Yeddyurappa delivered a very embarrassing day for his party, the BJP, which runs the government in Karnataka. Less than half of the BJP's representatives attended the first day of the Budget session in the Karnataka assembly on Tuesday. ...
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Yeddyurappa bargains for more time, BJP refuses to relent: Sources
The BJP is meant to be selecting the replacement for BS Yeddyurappa as Chief Minister of Karnataka. Instead, what it's confronting is a chorus in Bangalore for Mr Yeddyurappa to stay in office, despite his indictment in a report on illegal mining that indicts him for corruption.
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BJP leaders decide Yeddyurappa to stay for now: Sources
After hanging in the balance for days, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa's political lifeline is likely to be extended.Sources have told NDTV that the BJP leaders have decided Yeddyurappa will stay Chief Minister as of now. Sources also say the BJP is hammering out a face-saving formula for itself, that will justify letting Yeddyurappa stay o...
