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"Forgive Me If I Made Any Mistakes": Karnataka Assembly Speaker Quits
Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar resigned soon after Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa sailed through a trust vote today.
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Karnataka Speaker Slammed For Disqualifying Congress-JD(S) Lawmakers
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Sunday slammed Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar for disqualifying 14 rebel Congress and JD(S) lawmakers and accused him of misusing his authority.
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Karnataka Speaker Gave Legislators Time Till Tomorrow: Congress Leader
Congress leader and Minister DK Shivakumar said today that Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar has served notice to rebel lawmakers, giving them time till 11 am tomorrow to come and attend the proceedings of the House.
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"Let Me Die In Peace": Karnataka Speaker Amid Rebel Lawmaker Row
Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar met 10 rebel lawmakers from the ruling coalition this evening in keeping with a Supreme Court order, but it seemed unlikely that their resignations would be accepted in the coming hours. The sole reason for this, Ramesh Kumar claimed, was his "obligation to the state".
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"Forgive Me If I Made Any Mistakes": Karnataka Assembly Speaker Quits
Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar resigned soon after Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa sailed through a trust vote today.
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Karnataka Speaker Slammed For Disqualifying Congress-JD(S) Lawmakers
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Sunday slammed Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar for disqualifying 14 rebel Congress and JD(S) lawmakers and accused him of misusing his authority.
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Karnataka Speaker Gave Legislators Time Till Tomorrow: Congress Leader
Congress leader and Minister DK Shivakumar said today that Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar has served notice to rebel lawmakers, giving them time till 11 am tomorrow to come and attend the proceedings of the House.
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"Let Me Die In Peace": Karnataka Speaker Amid Rebel Lawmaker Row
Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar met 10 rebel lawmakers from the ruling coalition this evening in keeping with a Supreme Court order, but it seemed unlikely that their resignations would be accepted in the coming hours. The sole reason for this, Ramesh Kumar claimed, was his "obligation to the state".
