Karnataka Floor Test  

Following Congress's suit, now JD(S) has also expelled three rebel MLAs, who absented from voting for the party during Karnataka floor test, resulting in the collapse of the coalition government in the state

As many as five disqualified MLAs returned to Bengaluru from Mumbai on Monday (July 29). Independent MLA Nagesh (Mulbagal) has reportedly claimed that he would support BJP during the trust vote in the House

CM BS Yediyurappa will take up the floor test today (July 29). The BJP has a tally of 106 while the opposition has 100 seats. The total strength of the House is 207 and the magic number is 103.

Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa (fondly known as BSY) is doing a tightrope walk. No, it is not just about the majority he needs to prove that we are talking about. BSY has to face and solve several other issues. We have compiled three of them. 

As Karnataka gets ready for the floor test, we look at the fate of the Gowda family. Former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda and his son, HD Kumaraswamy, the incumbent chief minister of Karnataka have had a history of not completing their tenures in office.

After the floor test was postponed, BJP Karnataka chief BS Yeddyurappa said that Monday will be the last day of the Kumaraswamy government in Karnataka.

The UK high court on Thursday called for a hearing of Vijay Mallya’s appeal against extradition on February 11, 2020. House witnessed massive protest by the Karnataka coalition government over the Supreme Court’s seemingly confusing order on parties issuing whips, the floor test was adjourned to July 19. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds for the top headlines from across the country. 

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

Congress leader DK Shivakumar, the 'Hero' of Karnataka Floor test allegedly shared fake information during the IT raid.