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Congress demands CBI probe into Karnataka mining scam
The Congress today demanded a CBI probe into the mining scam as exposed by the Lokayukta report, charging the BJP government with trying to shield the guilty.
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Govt will not implement Lokayukta mining report: Hegde
Former Karnataka Lokayukta N Santosh Hegde today said he does not believe the Government will implement his report on illegal mining as "many skeletons will fall off (its) cupboard".The former ombudsman urged for an independent panel to probe the Lokayukta report further and implement it."Do you think the Government will ever implement the report?"...
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Karnataka: Lokayukta court summons Yeddyurappa, Kumaraswamy
Former Karnataka Chief Ministers B S Yeddyurappa and HD Kumaraswamy have been asked to appear before the Lokayukta court on August 27.
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I will be back in six months, says Yeddyurappa
Outgoing Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, who lost his job in the wake of his indictment by the Lokayukta in the illegal mining scam, today publicly said he would return to his post in six months.68-year-old Yeddyurappa, who is the first BJP chief minister of a southern state, made this remark at an informal meet with state government offi...
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Yeddyurappa challenges Lokayukta report in Karnataka High Court
Outgoing Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa today moved the Karnataka High Court for quashing the Lokayukta's report which indicted him in the illegal mining case that eventually cost him his job.In his petition, Yeddyurappa, who resigned following a directive by the party's central leadership in the wake of the submission of the report, questioned the...
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Yeddyurappa bargains for more time, BJP refuses to relent: Sources
The BJP is meant to be selecting the replacement for BS Yeddyurappa as Chief Minister of Karnataka. Instead, what it's confronting is a chorus in Bangalore for Mr Yeddyurappa to stay in office, despite his indictment in a report on illegal mining that indicts him for corruption.
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Reddy brothers want apology for mining report mention
Amid speculation about whether they will be asked to quit office, Janardhana and Karunakara Reddy have demanded an apology for a report on illegal mining that indicts them.
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Karnataka: Emboldened by support, Yeddyurappa makes exit conditional
After putting up a fight for over 24 hours, BS Yeddyurappa has finally agreed to resign as Chief Minister of Karnataka on July 31. A hunt is now on for his successor.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Yeddyurappa agrees to quit after BJP's 'unanimous' order
Defiant till the end, BS Yeddyurappa has finally capitulated. The Karnataka Chief Minister has told BJP president Nitin Gadkari that he will abide by the party's decision and resign.
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Unanimous decision to remove Yeddyurappa, says BJP; he doesn't budge
Even as the BJP announced that it had "advised" BS Yeddyurappa to resign immediately, the Chief Minister of Karnataka was in the midst of an emergency meeting in Bangalore - one clearly intended to telegraph his popularity among ministers and MLAs in his state. Thirty two BJP leaders attended this meeting, eight of these were ministers.
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Defiant Karnataka CM Yeddyurappa won't resign despite Hegde report
BS Yeddyurappa's exit as Chief Minister from Karnataka has possibly been scripted in the report on illegal mining that was presented today by Santosh Hegde to the Karnataka government. Mr Hegde has recommended that the Chief Minister be prosecuted under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
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Karnataka: Lokayukta's report on illegal mining submitted
Karnataka Lokayukta Santosh Hegde's mammoth report on illegal mining in the state has been formally presented to the government. The report indicts Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa and politicians from many other parties, accusing them of colluding to allow illegal mining and benefitting from it, often through kickbacks.
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Yeddyurappa: Woke up in good mood, am doing great work
B S Yeddyurappa was seen this morning distributing the famous Tirupati ladoos to reporters waiting for a word with him. The Chief Minister of Karnataka spent the night at the Tirumala temple. This morning, a report that indicts him for corruption and nepotism in the context of illegal mining in the state will formally be presented to the governme...
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Can Yeddyurappa's political six-pack strength survive new charges?
It's unlikely to take long for BS Yeddyurappa to get the back-to-work blues. The Chief Minister of Karnataka is currently holidaying in Mauritius; his return to Delhi on Monday comes amid a new round of corruption charges, some of the most serious that the 68-year-old has confronted.
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Hegde confirms his report on illegal mining names Yeddyurappa
In what may be fresh trouble for the BJP in Karnataka, sources have told NDTV that Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa and his ministerial colleagues have been named in the Karnataka Lokayukta's report on illegal mining. Also in the dock are some Congress leaders from the state, and former Chief Minister, and Janata Dal (S) leader HD Kumaraswamy.
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Congress demands CBI probe into Karnataka mining scam
The Congress today demanded a CBI probe into the mining scam as exposed by the Lokayukta report, charging the BJP government with trying to shield the guilty.
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Govt will not implement Lokayukta mining report: Hegde
Former Karnataka Lokayukta N Santosh Hegde today said he does not believe the Government will implement his report on illegal mining as "many skeletons will fall off (its) cupboard".The former ombudsman urged for an independent panel to probe the Lokayukta report further and implement it."Do you think the Government will ever implement the report?"...
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Karnataka: Lokayukta court summons Yeddyurappa, Kumaraswamy
Former Karnataka Chief Ministers B S Yeddyurappa and HD Kumaraswamy have been asked to appear before the Lokayukta court on August 27.
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I will be back in six months, says Yeddyurappa
Outgoing Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, who lost his job in the wake of his indictment by the Lokayukta in the illegal mining scam, today publicly said he would return to his post in six months.68-year-old Yeddyurappa, who is the first BJP chief minister of a southern state, made this remark at an informal meet with state government offi...
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Yeddyurappa challenges Lokayukta report in Karnataka High Court
Outgoing Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa today moved the Karnataka High Court for quashing the Lokayukta's report which indicted him in the illegal mining case that eventually cost him his job.In his petition, Yeddyurappa, who resigned following a directive by the party's central leadership in the wake of the submission of the report, questioned the...
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Yeddyurappa bargains for more time, BJP refuses to relent: Sources
The BJP is meant to be selecting the replacement for BS Yeddyurappa as Chief Minister of Karnataka. Instead, what it's confronting is a chorus in Bangalore for Mr Yeddyurappa to stay in office, despite his indictment in a report on illegal mining that indicts him for corruption.
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Reddy brothers want apology for mining report mention
Amid speculation about whether they will be asked to quit office, Janardhana and Karunakara Reddy have demanded an apology for a report on illegal mining that indicts them.
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Karnataka: Emboldened by support, Yeddyurappa makes exit conditional
After putting up a fight for over 24 hours, BS Yeddyurappa has finally agreed to resign as Chief Minister of Karnataka on July 31. A hunt is now on for his successor.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Yeddyurappa agrees to quit after BJP's 'unanimous' order
Defiant till the end, BS Yeddyurappa has finally capitulated. The Karnataka Chief Minister has told BJP president Nitin Gadkari that he will abide by the party's decision and resign.
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Unanimous decision to remove Yeddyurappa, says BJP; he doesn't budge
Even as the BJP announced that it had "advised" BS Yeddyurappa to resign immediately, the Chief Minister of Karnataka was in the midst of an emergency meeting in Bangalore - one clearly intended to telegraph his popularity among ministers and MLAs in his state. Thirty two BJP leaders attended this meeting, eight of these were ministers.
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Defiant Karnataka CM Yeddyurappa won't resign despite Hegde report
BS Yeddyurappa's exit as Chief Minister from Karnataka has possibly been scripted in the report on illegal mining that was presented today by Santosh Hegde to the Karnataka government. Mr Hegde has recommended that the Chief Minister be prosecuted under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
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Karnataka: Lokayukta's report on illegal mining submitted
Karnataka Lokayukta Santosh Hegde's mammoth report on illegal mining in the state has been formally presented to the government. The report indicts Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa and politicians from many other parties, accusing them of colluding to allow illegal mining and benefitting from it, often through kickbacks.
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Yeddyurappa: Woke up in good mood, am doing great work
B S Yeddyurappa was seen this morning distributing the famous Tirupati ladoos to reporters waiting for a word with him. The Chief Minister of Karnataka spent the night at the Tirumala temple. This morning, a report that indicts him for corruption and nepotism in the context of illegal mining in the state will formally be presented to the governme...
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Can Yeddyurappa's political six-pack strength survive new charges?
It's unlikely to take long for BS Yeddyurappa to get the back-to-work blues. The Chief Minister of Karnataka is currently holidaying in Mauritius; his return to Delhi on Monday comes amid a new round of corruption charges, some of the most serious that the 68-year-old has confronted.
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Hegde confirms his report on illegal mining names Yeddyurappa
In what may be fresh trouble for the BJP in Karnataka, sources have told NDTV that Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa and his ministerial colleagues have been named in the Karnataka Lokayukta's report on illegal mining. Also in the dock are some Congress leaders from the state, and former Chief Minister, and Janata Dal (S) leader HD Kumaraswamy.
