Big Bulletin With HR Ranganath | Sa Ra Mahesh Clarifies On Meeting BJP Leaders | July 11, 2019

Big Bulletin With HR Ranganath | Sa Ra Mahesh Clarifies On Meeting BJP Leaders | July 11, 2019
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The Congress and JDS rebel MLAs reached Bengaluru and submitted their resignations to the speaker Ramesh Kumar for the second time in Vidhana Soudha. The rebel MLAs were escorted by police from HAL airport to Vidhana Soudha and back to HAL airport. KR Puram MLA Byrathi Basavaraj came running to the speaker office to submit his resignation. The BJP leaders involved in a talk fight with police for not letting them near the Speaker's office.
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The political turmoil in Karnataka spilled over to another day as Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar, despite a Supreme Court order, ruled out any immediate decision on the resignation of rebel MLAs in the crisis-hit ruling JD(S)-Congress coalition, saying he cannot be expected to work at “lightning speed”.
As suspense mounted over the Speaker's course of action after 10 rebel MLAs personally submitted their fresh resignations to him in Bengaluru, Kumar said the letters were in the “right format” but he would examine whether they are "voluntary and genuine".
The 10 MLAs, who were flown in by two special flights to Bengaluru from Mumbai, took a luxury bus from the HAL airport to the Vidhana Soudha amid tight security. Some of them returned to Mumbai where they were holed up in a luxury hotel for the past few days.
In total, 16 MLAs (13 from the Congress and three from the JDS) have resigned over the last week, pushing the coalition government to the brink of collapse. Two independent MLAs have also withdrawn support to the 13-month-old coalition government.
After the Congress, the JD(S) said the party has also approached the Speaker seeking disqualification of three of its legislators.
Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy reiterated that the coalition in the state would remain steady despite efforts to destabilise it.
Supreme Court Orders Immediate Closure
Earlier on Thursday, the Supreme Court asked the Speaker to decide “forthwith” about the resignation of 10 rebel MLAs, allowing them to meet him at 6 pm. A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said the Speaker has to arrive at his decision by Friday, when the court takes up the plea of the rebel MLAs.
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