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The apex court's decision, which all analysts agree is well merited and balanced, has clearly put the Karnataka ruling dispensation in an unenviable situation.

While the Congress-JD(S) coalition was depending on R Ramalinga Reddy to win the trust vote, the MLA had not made any affirmations
 

While the Karnataka Speaker is yet to take a decision on the floor test, MyNation speaks to netas to find out which party is confident with respect to the no-confidence motion - Congress, JDS or the BJP

The Congress-JD(S) government in Karnataka is in crisis following a spate of resignations of MLAs from the coalition

BJP MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar has pointed out that the Congress-JD(S) coalition in Karnataka has only themselves to blame for whatever has happened with their coalition government. He has expressed that the Karnataka government has only been caught in a web of lies and corruption. 

Karnataka crisis has forced the Rajya Sabha to be adjourned by an hour. This after uproar by the Congress over the threat that situation poses to the coalition government in the state. 

 

With minister Nagesh's resignation, the number of the Congress-JD(S) coalition will come down to 105 which is one MLA short of majority, if all resignations are accepted by the Speaker

Here is what Telangana BJP leader Kishan Reddy has to say about the political crisis in Karnataka, after the resignation of 12 MLAs, yesterday.

At least 14 MLAs from Congress and JD(S) visited Karnataka speaker Ramesh Kumar's office and tendered their resignations to the Speaker's assistant, putting the coalition government’s survival under threat
 
 

Karnataka JDS minister GT Devegowda praised PM Narendra Modi and Amit Shah and defended the BJP over allegations of ‘Operation Kamala’ in the state

 

The Congress-JD(S) alliance partners called for a meeting to inform people about their achievements after the Karnataka government completed its one-year term. While Kumaraswamy said that farm loan waiver was one of their noted achievements, BJP quashed the chief minister's claims.

Sources from the Congress say that Siddaramaiah is visibly upset with the people of Bagalkote for voting his party out in the recently-contested Lok Sabha election in Karnataka. Parched people of Badami wrote several letters to Siddaramaiah, but received no response.

According to sources in Karnataka, the Congress-JD(S) combine has already invited AB de Villiers to an exotic resort in Bengaluru, for talks

After the party suffered a massive defeat in the recently held Lok Sabha election, senior Congress leader Ramalinga Reddy has blamed the leadership’s lack of communication, among other things for the loss

 

Congress-JD(S) leaders held a meeting to discuss new names for cabinet expansion. Three leaders; two from JD(S) and one from Congress will be inducted to fill three vacant spots