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Was Approached By BJP Leader To Support Yediyurappa: Disqualified MLA
A day after he joined the BJP, disqualified legislator H Vishwanath claimed that former Congress leader and now BJP MP Srinivas Prasad had approached him and said he should lead the team to bring back BS Yediyurappa to the chief ministerial post.
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"No Meaning": HD Kumaraswamy On Top Court Verdict On Disqualified Karnataka MLAs
Former Karnataka Chief Minister and JD(S) leader H D Kumaraswamy claimed on Wednesday the Supreme Court's verdict on the disqualified MLAs "has no meaning".
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Full Text Of Supreme Court Judgement On Disqualified Karnataka MLAs
The Supreme Court today confirmed the disqualification of 17 Karnataka MLAs whose revolt triggered the collapse of the Janata Dal Secular-Congress government and the subsequent takeover by the BS Yediyurappa-led BJP. But the court has cancelled the Speaker's decision to bar the rebel MLAs from contesting polls till 2023.
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Candidates For Karnataka Bypolls After Verdict On Disqualified MLAs: BJP
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa today said that the BJP will select its candidates for the December 5 bypolls in the state after the Supreme Court decides on the status of disqualified Congress-JDS MLAs.
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Karnataka Bypolls Deferred Till Top Court Decides On Disqualified MLAs
By-elections on 15 assembly seats in Karnataka -- where the MLAs were disqualified earlier this year for rebelling and bringing down the earlier Congress-JDS government - will be deferred. The Election Commission today told the Supreme Court that it has decided to postpone the election so the Court can take a call on the petitions of the disqualifi...
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Karnataka Poll Official Doubts Nominations Of Rebel MLAs Will Be Accepted
The disqualified MLAs can file their nominations for next month's by-elections but whether their papers will be accepted or not is a question, Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer Sanjiv Kumar said on Tuesday.
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Can't Stop Disqualified Karnataka MLAs From Fighting Polls: Election Body
The Election Commission (EC) told the Supreme Court Monday that former Karnataka Speaker's order disqualifying 17 MLAs from the assembly cannot deprive them of their right to contest the upcoming by-polls for 15 constituencies in the state.
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Congress to hit streets if BJP government not dismissed
The Congress in Karnataka on Monday threatened to hit the streets if the BS Yedyurappa led Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in the state is not dismissed immediately."We welcome the governor's move ," state Congress president G. Parameshwara told reporters here refering to the recommendation to the central government to impose Presiden't rul...
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Major jolt for Yeddyurappa from Supreme Court
BS Yeddyurappa is staring at another political crisis in the state.The Supreme Court has delivered a verdict today that grants new legitimacy to those within the BJP who have been demanding that a new Chief Minister be appointed to replace Mr Yeddyurappa.In October last year, Mr Yeddyurappa had to prove his government had not been reduced to a mino...
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Was Approached By BJP Leader To Support Yediyurappa: Disqualified MLA
A day after he joined the BJP, disqualified legislator H Vishwanath claimed that former Congress leader and now BJP MP Srinivas Prasad had approached him and said he should lead the team to bring back BS Yediyurappa to the chief ministerial post.
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"No Meaning": HD Kumaraswamy On Top Court Verdict On Disqualified Karnataka MLAs
Former Karnataka Chief Minister and JD(S) leader H D Kumaraswamy claimed on Wednesday the Supreme Court's verdict on the disqualified MLAs "has no meaning".
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Full Text Of Supreme Court Judgement On Disqualified Karnataka MLAs
The Supreme Court today confirmed the disqualification of 17 Karnataka MLAs whose revolt triggered the collapse of the Janata Dal Secular-Congress government and the subsequent takeover by the BS Yediyurappa-led BJP. But the court has cancelled the Speaker's decision to bar the rebel MLAs from contesting polls till 2023.
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Candidates For Karnataka Bypolls After Verdict On Disqualified MLAs: BJP
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa today said that the BJP will select its candidates for the December 5 bypolls in the state after the Supreme Court decides on the status of disqualified Congress-JDS MLAs.
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Karnataka Bypolls Deferred Till Top Court Decides On Disqualified MLAs
By-elections on 15 assembly seats in Karnataka -- where the MLAs were disqualified earlier this year for rebelling and bringing down the earlier Congress-JDS government - will be deferred. The Election Commission today told the Supreme Court that it has decided to postpone the election so the Court can take a call on the petitions of the disqualifi...
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Karnataka Poll Official Doubts Nominations Of Rebel MLAs Will Be Accepted
The disqualified MLAs can file their nominations for next month's by-elections but whether their papers will be accepted or not is a question, Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer Sanjiv Kumar said on Tuesday.
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Can't Stop Disqualified Karnataka MLAs From Fighting Polls: Election Body
The Election Commission (EC) told the Supreme Court Monday that former Karnataka Speaker's order disqualifying 17 MLAs from the assembly cannot deprive them of their right to contest the upcoming by-polls for 15 constituencies in the state.
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Congress to hit streets if BJP government not dismissed
The Congress in Karnataka on Monday threatened to hit the streets if the BS Yedyurappa led Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in the state is not dismissed immediately."We welcome the governor's move ," state Congress president G. Parameshwara told reporters here refering to the recommendation to the central government to impose Presiden't rul...
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Major jolt for Yeddyurappa from Supreme Court
BS Yeddyurappa is staring at another political crisis in the state.The Supreme Court has delivered a verdict today that grants new legitimacy to those within the BJP who have been demanding that a new Chief Minister be appointed to replace Mr Yeddyurappa.In October last year, Mr Yeddyurappa had to prove his government had not been reduced to a mino...
