BJP national general secretary P Muralidhar Rao said the party expects the Congress-JD(S) coalition to lose the trust vote in the Karnataka Assembly on Thursday.
The Supreme Court had ordered the Karnataka Speaker to maintain status quo, restraining him from taking a decision on the resignation and disqualification of 10 rebel MLAs.
As the Congress-JD(S) administration deals with a series of defections in Karnataka, people of the state are increasingly resentful with their absent govt.
Indian govt officials last month skipped Turkish National Day celebrations in Delhi, in a message to Ankara following its support for Islamabad, particularly during Operation Sindoor.
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The whip was issued for attending the assembly session after the MLAs have submitted the resignations which was not accepted by speaker for reasons known only to him. No matter who is the constitutional expert, the Supreme Court made it clear that no one should be compelled attend the assembly. Another surprising element of Supreme Court observation is that speaker has been enormous time to decide when to conduct trust vote. Which means, if the trust vote is taken immediately, these MLAs are absent, the govt falls with BJP having 105, +2 independents to vote against the govt. If speaker keeps postponing the trust vote, it is going be impasse as BJP will be strongly protesting for trust vote immediately and these MLAs will never come back, having gone to Supreme Court with their complaint. There will be an impasse and mockery of democracy of elected representatives. Kumarasamy Gowda did not deserve in first position, when he formed the govt with a larger coalition partner 13 months ago. It is difficult for him to survive. Days are counted. Graceful exit is better than just fighting it out to make it more dirty. The more the time, the more the anger and there are very grim chances of congress and JD(U) coming back again given the public anger.
The whip was issued for attending the assembly session after the MLAs have submitted the resignations which was not accepted by speaker for reasons known only to him. No matter who is the constitutional expert, the Supreme Court made it clear that no one should be compelled attend the assembly. Another surprising element of Supreme Court observation is that speaker has been enormous time to decide when to conduct trust vote. Which means, if the trust vote is taken immediately, these MLAs are absent, the govt falls with BJP having 105, +2 independents to vote against the govt. If speaker keeps postponing the trust vote, it is going be impasse as BJP will be strongly protesting for trust vote immediately and these MLAs will never come back, having gone to Supreme Court with their complaint. There will be an impasse and mockery of democracy of elected representatives. Kumarasamy Gowda did not deserve in first position, when he formed the govt with a larger coalition partner 13 months ago. It is difficult for him to survive. Days are counted. Graceful exit is better than just fighting it out to make it more dirty. The more the time, the more the anger and there are very grim chances of congress and JD(U) coming back again given the public anger.