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Two Congress rebel MLAs have categorically withdrawn claims that they are being held hostage by the BJP, a charge which Ashok Gehlot had made 
 

The hearing of Sachin Pilot and rebel MLAs’ plea in Rajasthan high court will continue on Monday (July 20) at 10 am. The high court has instructed the Rajasthan Assembly Speaker not to take any action against Sachin Pilot and 18 MLAs till 5:30 pm on July 21

Nine Congress and JD(S) rebel MLAs from Karnataka approached the Supreme Court against former speaker Ramesh Kumar's order of disqualifying them from contesting election till 2023.
 

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

Speaker of Karnataka Assembly Ramesh Kumar has resigned in the immediacy of the new chief minister BS Yediyurappa proving his majority and the financial bill passed. He had earlier hit the headlines for taking the harsh step of disqualifying all the rebel MLAs of the Congress-JD(S) coalition for the end of the term, till May 2023.

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

Rajya Sabha MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar has expressed his displeasure in the way the Speaker has disqualified the 17 rebel MLAs and said that the order is patently illegal, malafide and is an overreach of power.

 

Moments after Speaker Ramesh Kumar disqualified MLAs, he has earned the wrath of senior lawyer and rebel MLAs for being ‘unconstitutional and creating history in a hurry’

Speaker Ramesh Kumar of the Karnataka Assembly has disqualified three rebel MLAs, namely R Shankar, Mahesh Kumathalli till the end of the current Assembly (May 2023). Will they be allowed to contest election? The disqualification order as #SimplifiedBy MyNation.

Revenge politics takes centre stage in Karnataka. While the BJP defeated the coalition government in the recent trust vote, Just For Laughs on MyNation tells you how the Speaker, in turn, left the BJP speechless by disqualifying three of the rebels

Shivaram Hebbar, one of the 15 Karnataka rebel MLAs, has said that they are not disgruntled, but are helpless. Here is why he apologised to the people of his constituency (Yallapur).
 

The game begins now! As incumbent chief minister HD Kumaraswamy who resigned, failed in the trust vote and BS Yeddyurappa will get to hold the reins, he will realise that the accommodation of 15 rebel MLAs in the government will not be practically feasible.

The Karnataka coalition government lost the majority by getting 99 votes in the trust vote session that was held today against the 105 MLAs who stood in opposition.
 

The Karnataka Speaker has  issued a deadline of 6 pm for CM HD Kumaraswamy to prove his majority. Meanwhile, Mumbai Police detained Congress members as they protested in front of Renaissance Hotel, where the 15 rebel MLAs of the Congress-JD(S) coalition, who had approached the Supreme Court are lodged.