Bs Yeddyurappa Audio Tape

Ahead of Lok Sabha elections in May, BJP Karnataka chief BS Yeddyurappa said today that Minister Narendra Modi's popularity has not faded and party hopes to win more than 22 seats in Karnataka. "Modi wave has not waned. There is no major agitation against his rule," he told reporters in Bengaluru.

Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy today rejected allegations that a controversial tape supposedly containing a conversation between BJP leader BS Yeddyurappa and the son of a Janata Dal (Secular) legislator is fake. Mimicry is not easy to do, he commented.

Opposing the SIT probe into an audio clip containing his purported conversation to lure a JD(S) lawmaker, Karnataka BJP chief B S Yeddyurappa on Monday said it was not appropriate for an agency under the Chief Minister to inquire into it as Kumaraswamy himself is the "first accused".

Accusing Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy of indulging in ''third grade'' politics, Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa on Sunday said he was ready for any inquiry into an audio clip about his alleged bid to destabilise the coalition government in the state.

Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy today claimed he had proof of the BJP attempting to lure legislators of the ruling coalition as part of what is being called "Operation Lotus". He released two audio clips and claimed that former chief minister and BJP leader BS Yeddyurappa had been caught on tape trying to lure lawmakers to topple his coalit...

The BJP's BS Yeddyurappa today quit as Chief Minister just before a trust vote that, many said, he had a good chance of losing. Till an hour before the Supreme Court-ordered floor test, there was commotion over two Congress lawmakers who were missing from the assembly in the morning. The Congress alleged that they had been "held captive" by a BJP d...

Just hours before BS Yeddyurappa quit as Karnataka Chief Minister in the assembly today, the Congress released two more audio tapes that it claimed proved that the ruling BJP was trying to bribe its lawmakers to raise numbers before thetrust vote.

Just a day before BJP's BS Yeddyurappa faces the Supreme Court-ordered floor test in the Karnataka assembly, the Congress on Friday released an audio tape that the party claims shows how the BJP was trying to lure its legislators to support Chief Minister Yeddyurappa in the Karnataka assembly.

Ahead of Lok Sabha elections in May, BJP Karnataka chief BS Yeddyurappa said today that Minister Narendra Modi's popularity has not faded and party hopes to win more than 22 seats in Karnataka. "Modi wave has not waned. There is no major agitation against his rule," he told reporters in Bengaluru.

Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy today rejected allegations that a controversial tape supposedly containing a conversation between BJP leader BS Yeddyurappa and the son of a Janata Dal (Secular) legislator is fake. Mimicry is not easy to do, he commented.

Opposing the SIT probe into an audio clip containing his purported conversation to lure a JD(S) lawmaker, Karnataka BJP chief B S Yeddyurappa on Monday said it was not appropriate for an agency under the Chief Minister to inquire into it as Kumaraswamy himself is the "first accused".

Accusing Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy of indulging in ''third grade'' politics, Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa on Sunday said he was ready for any inquiry into an audio clip about his alleged bid to destabilise the coalition government in the state.

Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy today claimed he had proof of the BJP attempting to lure legislators of the ruling coalition as part of what is being called "Operation Lotus". He released two audio clips and claimed that former chief minister and BJP leader BS Yeddyurappa had been caught on tape trying to lure lawmakers to topple his coalit...

The BJP's BS Yeddyurappa today quit as Chief Minister just before a trust vote that, many said, he had a good chance of losing. Till an hour before the Supreme Court-ordered floor test, there was commotion over two Congress lawmakers who were missing from the assembly in the morning. The Congress alleged that they had been "held captive" by a BJP d...

Just hours before BS Yeddyurappa quit as Karnataka Chief Minister in the assembly today, the Congress released two more audio tapes that it claimed proved that the ruling BJP was trying to bribe its lawmakers to raise numbers before thetrust vote.

Just a day before BJP's BS Yeddyurappa faces the Supreme Court-ordered floor test in the Karnataka assembly, the Congress on Friday released an audio tape that the party claims shows how the BJP was trying to lure its legislators to support Chief Minister Yeddyurappa in the Karnataka assembly.