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Rebel Karnataka Lawmakers To Return After BS Yeddyurappa Sworn In: Report
The rebel Congress-JD(S) MLAs camping in Mumbai will leave for Bengaluru after BJP leader B S Yeddyurappa is sworn in as chief minister of the southern state, party sources said on Tuesday.
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Mumbai Police Allow Karnataka Counterparts To Meet "Sick" Lawmaker
Mumbai police on Friday allowed Karnataka police officials to meet Congress MLA Shrimant Patil, who has been admitted in a state-run hospital in the city.
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From Bengaluru Resort To Mumbai Hospital: Row Over "Vanishing" Lawmaker
In a cloak-and-dagger exit worthy of the movies, Karnataka Congress lawmaker Shrimant Patil vanished from a resort near Bengaluru, where he had been staying with party colleagues, and resurfaced on a stretcher in Mumbai.
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Stand By Decision, Won't Attend Assembly, Say Karnataka Rebel Lawmakers
Hailing the Supreme Court direction on Karnataka political crisis, rebel Congress-JDS lawmakers camping in Mumbai said there is no question of going back on their resignations from the Assembly or attending the session.
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"Serious Threat": Rebel Karnataka Lawmakers Write To Mumbai Police Again
Fourteen Karnataka rebel lawmakers, who are staying at a hotel in Mumbai after resigning from the state assembly last week, have written to the Mumbai Police to seek protection from senior Congress leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge.
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Congress Rebel Who Raised Karnataka Coalition's Hopes Flies To Mumbai
One of the rebel lawmakers of the Congress in Karnataka, who on Saturday raised hopes for the troubled Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition by hinting he may take back his resignation, was today seen in Mumbai, creating a buzz on his next move.
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"If They Vote Against...": DK Shivakumar On Karnataka Crisis, Floor Test
Karnataka minister DK Shivakumar, who last week went to Mumbai to convince rebel lawmakers to return to the fold, expressed confidence today that his party colleagues would return to "save the government"
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Resignations On Hold, 5 More Karnataka Rebels Approach Top Court
Five more rebel lawmakers of the Congress-JDS coalition in Karnataka have approached the Supreme Court against the assembly Speaker not accepting their resignations. The lawmakers are Sudhakar, Roshan Baig, MTB Nagaraj, Muniratna and Anand Singh.
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4 Rebel Lawmakers From Karnataka Visit Siddhivinayak Temple In Mumbai
Amid the political turmoil in Karnataka, four of the fourteen rebel lawmakers from the state who are camping in Mumbai, on Friday visited the famous Siddhivinayak temple in the maximum city and offered prayers to Lord Ganesh.
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"Martial Law In Mumbai," Says Senior Congress Leader On Karnataka Crisis
The Congress on Wednesday wondered if martial law is imposed in Mumbai, alleging that party lawmakers from Karnataka are being kept "in captivity" there and "not allowed to meet a minister".
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Karnataka Congress Leader Fails To Meet Rebels, "Escorted" To Mumbai Airport
Karnataka Congress leader DK Shivakumar was "escorted" to the Mumbai airport by policemen on Wednesday, which ended his efforts to meet rebel lawmakers staying at a five-star hotel in the city since Saturday.
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Karnataka Coalition Down 18; No Entry For Leader at Rebels' Mumbai Hotel
Two more Congress legislators submitted their resignation to the Karnataka speaker today, worsening the crisis for the state's ruling coalition, even as Congress troubleshooter DK Shivakumar tried desperately to meet the rebel lawmakers who are camped at a hotel in Mumbai.
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Momos From 5-Star Hotel That Has Blocked Congress's DK Shivakumar
DK Shivakumar, Karnataka Congress leader, has not been allowed to enter a five-star hotel in Mumbai where rebel lawmakers who have endangered his government's future are staying. That did not mean he could not have food from the hotel.
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"They'll Call": Karnataka Congress Leader Waits In Rain For Rebels
A senior Mumbai police officer, stopping Mr Shivakumar from entering the hotel, said: "Sir, (the rebel lawmakers) have said they are frightened of you, we can't allow you to enter unless they want us to."
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Karnataka Political Crisis LIVE Updates: 2 More Congress Lawmakers Resign, Bringing Karnataka Coalition Down By 18
The Karnataka coalition crisis took a dramatic turn today as senior Congress leader DK Shivakumar was stopped from entering the Renaissance Hotel in Mumbai where the 10 rebel lawmakers are staying.
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Rebel Karnataka Lawmakers To Return After BS Yeddyurappa Sworn In: Report
The rebel Congress-JD(S) MLAs camping in Mumbai will leave for Bengaluru after BJP leader B S Yeddyurappa is sworn in as chief minister of the southern state, party sources said on Tuesday.
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Mumbai Police Allow Karnataka Counterparts To Meet "Sick" Lawmaker
Mumbai police on Friday allowed Karnataka police officials to meet Congress MLA Shrimant Patil, who has been admitted in a state-run hospital in the city.
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From Bengaluru Resort To Mumbai Hospital: Row Over "Vanishing" Lawmaker
In a cloak-and-dagger exit worthy of the movies, Karnataka Congress lawmaker Shrimant Patil vanished from a resort near Bengaluru, where he had been staying with party colleagues, and resurfaced on a stretcher in Mumbai.
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Stand By Decision, Won't Attend Assembly, Say Karnataka Rebel Lawmakers
Hailing the Supreme Court direction on Karnataka political crisis, rebel Congress-JDS lawmakers camping in Mumbai said there is no question of going back on their resignations from the Assembly or attending the session.
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"Serious Threat": Rebel Karnataka Lawmakers Write To Mumbai Police Again
Fourteen Karnataka rebel lawmakers, who are staying at a hotel in Mumbai after resigning from the state assembly last week, have written to the Mumbai Police to seek protection from senior Congress leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge.
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Congress Rebel Who Raised Karnataka Coalition's Hopes Flies To Mumbai
One of the rebel lawmakers of the Congress in Karnataka, who on Saturday raised hopes for the troubled Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition by hinting he may take back his resignation, was today seen in Mumbai, creating a buzz on his next move.
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"If They Vote Against...": DK Shivakumar On Karnataka Crisis, Floor Test
Karnataka minister DK Shivakumar, who last week went to Mumbai to convince rebel lawmakers to return to the fold, expressed confidence today that his party colleagues would return to "save the government"
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Resignations On Hold, 5 More Karnataka Rebels Approach Top Court
Five more rebel lawmakers of the Congress-JDS coalition in Karnataka have approached the Supreme Court against the assembly Speaker not accepting their resignations. The lawmakers are Sudhakar, Roshan Baig, MTB Nagaraj, Muniratna and Anand Singh.
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4 Rebel Lawmakers From Karnataka Visit Siddhivinayak Temple In Mumbai
Amid the political turmoil in Karnataka, four of the fourteen rebel lawmakers from the state who are camping in Mumbai, on Friday visited the famous Siddhivinayak temple in the maximum city and offered prayers to Lord Ganesh.
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"Martial Law In Mumbai," Says Senior Congress Leader On Karnataka Crisis
The Congress on Wednesday wondered if martial law is imposed in Mumbai, alleging that party lawmakers from Karnataka are being kept "in captivity" there and "not allowed to meet a minister".
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Karnataka Congress Leader Fails To Meet Rebels, "Escorted" To Mumbai Airport
Karnataka Congress leader DK Shivakumar was "escorted" to the Mumbai airport by policemen on Wednesday, which ended his efforts to meet rebel lawmakers staying at a five-star hotel in the city since Saturday.
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Karnataka Coalition Down 18; No Entry For Leader at Rebels' Mumbai Hotel
Two more Congress legislators submitted their resignation to the Karnataka speaker today, worsening the crisis for the state's ruling coalition, even as Congress troubleshooter DK Shivakumar tried desperately to meet the rebel lawmakers who are camped at a hotel in Mumbai.
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Momos From 5-Star Hotel That Has Blocked Congress's DK Shivakumar
DK Shivakumar, Karnataka Congress leader, has not been allowed to enter a five-star hotel in Mumbai where rebel lawmakers who have endangered his government's future are staying. That did not mean he could not have food from the hotel.
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"They'll Call": Karnataka Congress Leader Waits In Rain For Rebels
A senior Mumbai police officer, stopping Mr Shivakumar from entering the hotel, said: "Sir, (the rebel lawmakers) have said they are frightened of you, we can't allow you to enter unless they want us to."
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Karnataka Political Crisis LIVE Updates: 2 More Congress Lawmakers Resign, Bringing Karnataka Coalition Down By 18
The Karnataka coalition crisis took a dramatic turn today as senior Congress leader DK Shivakumar was stopped from entering the Renaissance Hotel in Mumbai where the 10 rebel lawmakers are staying.