Yediyurappa Cabinet  

Dismayed and distraught at their leader S Angara, Sullia MLA, being omitted from Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa’s Cabinet, 150 BJP workers including taluk office bearers in Dakshina Kannada's Sullia taluk have submitted their resignations as a mark of protest

While BJP leader Madhu Swamy was taking oath as a Cabinet minister, he mistakenly took oath as chief minister. This blunder by the MLA left several people in splits

 

The Jarkiholi brothers, known for their influence in Karnataka politics, for the first time in many years, have not found a place in the Cabinet of the government in Karnataka.

 

 The saga of dissent and dissatisfaction continues in the state of Karnataka even as chief minister BS Yediyurappa forms his Cabinet. Senior leaders of the BJP have openly expressed their indignation at being left out from the Cabinet

Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa will expand his Cabinet on Tuesday (August 20). Yediyurappa, who took oath as chief minister on July 26 and proved majority in the floor test of the Assembly on July 29, is yet to induct a minister into his Cabinet.

BS Yediyurappa may have been sworn in as Karnataka chief minister, but there are problems aplenty for him to solve. Who does he accommodate in his Cabinet and who does he leave out? That is the question for which he, probably, has no answer.