Karnataka Political Turmoil
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BJP Not Involved In Any Operation To Topple Karnataka Coalition: BS Yeddyurappa
BJP Karnataka chief BS Yeddyurappa today said no member of his party is involved in any operation to topple the Congress-JD(S) coalition government in the state.
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"Welcome, Now Get To Work": Karnataka Congress Mocks BJP Team's "Retreat"
Over 100 Karnataka lawmakers of the BJP will return to Bengaluru soon after their three-day stake-out at a luxury resort near Delhi. "Hearty welcome," sneered the state Congress, which accuses the BJP of a failed attempt to topple its coalition government with the Janata Dal Secular.
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"Clear Picture By Tomorrow": KC Venugopal On Karnataka Political Turmoil
A day after two independent MLAs withdrew support to the ruling coalition in Karnataka, Congress General Secretary K C Venugopal Wednesday asserted that none of his party legislators were going to quit and said a clear picture would emerge tomorrow.
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BJP Wants To Show Grand Alliance Will Fail: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara today said the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has a bigger plan behind the move "to topple" the coalition government in the state as it wants to show that any grand alliance against it at the Centre will meet the same fate.
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Karnataka Political Turmoil: Congress Says Confusion Created By BJP
The Congress today slammed the BJP for its "brazen attempt" to destabilise the party's coalition government with JDS in Karnataka.
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Karnataka Government Will "Come Down" In 2 Days: Maharashtra BJP Minister
After two Independent MLAs in Karnataka withdrew support to the Congress-JD(S) alliance, Maharashtra BJP minister Ram Shinde on Tuesday said the HD Kumaraswamy-government will "come down" within two days.
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Things "Under Control", Party Lawmakers Won't Be Shifted: HD Kumaraswamy
Amid the political turmoil triggered by charges of horse trading flung at each other by the ruling coalition and the BJP, Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy said today that things were "under control" and there was no reason for worry.
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BJP Not Involved In Any Operation To Topple Karnataka Coalition: BS Yeddyurappa
BJP Karnataka chief BS Yeddyurappa today said no member of his party is involved in any operation to topple the Congress-JD(S) coalition government in the state.
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"Welcome, Now Get To Work": Karnataka Congress Mocks BJP Team's "Retreat"
Over 100 Karnataka lawmakers of the BJP will return to Bengaluru soon after their three-day stake-out at a luxury resort near Delhi. "Hearty welcome," sneered the state Congress, which accuses the BJP of a failed attempt to topple its coalition government with the Janata Dal Secular.
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"Clear Picture By Tomorrow": KC Venugopal On Karnataka Political Turmoil
A day after two independent MLAs withdrew support to the ruling coalition in Karnataka, Congress General Secretary K C Venugopal Wednesday asserted that none of his party legislators were going to quit and said a clear picture would emerge tomorrow.
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BJP Wants To Show Grand Alliance Will Fail: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara today said the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has a bigger plan behind the move "to topple" the coalition government in the state as it wants to show that any grand alliance against it at the Centre will meet the same fate.
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Karnataka Political Turmoil: Congress Says Confusion Created By BJP
The Congress today slammed the BJP for its "brazen attempt" to destabilise the party's coalition government with JDS in Karnataka.
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Karnataka Government Will "Come Down" In 2 Days: Maharashtra BJP Minister
After two Independent MLAs in Karnataka withdrew support to the Congress-JD(S) alliance, Maharashtra BJP minister Ram Shinde on Tuesday said the HD Kumaraswamy-government will "come down" within two days.
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Things "Under Control", Party Lawmakers Won't Be Shifted: HD Kumaraswamy
Amid the political turmoil triggered by charges of horse trading flung at each other by the ruling coalition and the BJP, Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy said today that things were "under control" and there was no reason for worry.
