Karnataka Crisis: DK Shivkumar, the police stopped the MLAs to celebrate, Yediyurupa will not let arrest

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Bengaluru, Agency. Karnataka Political Crisis, Both parties, have given full force to save the Congress-JDS coalition government in Karnataka. State Minister DK Shivakumar and JDS MLA Shivalinge Gowda reached the Mumbai Hotel to convince rebel legislators where the police stopped them. The rebel legislators have said in a letter to the police that we have heard that CM and DK Shivkumar are coming to the hotel, we are feeling threatened.

At the same time, the resignation of rebel legislators of the Congress-JDS coalition in Karnataka has been stuck. Assembly Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar has said that the departure of eight MLAs out of 13 legislators is not following the prescribed format. He has asked these MLAs to hand over their resignations.

DK Shivkumar Bole is to be told by friends,
When the Congress leader and state minister DK Shivakumar came to meet rebel MLAs in Mumbai, the police took him away from the hotel gate. The rebel MLAs who stayed in the hotel said in a letter to the police that the news is that Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy and Minister DK Shivakumar are coming to the hotel.

This makes us feel threatened. Right now, DK Shivkumar said after police stopped him at the hotel gate and told that I had booked a room here. My friends are staying here. There is a small problem, and we have to talk to it. We can not be different immediately. There is no question of threatening anyway, we love each other and respect them. Earlier, supporters of JDS leader Narayan Gowda slogan ‘Go back, go back.’ Security outside the hotel has been increased.

Yeddyurappa will not let the dacoity Mumbai police say Karnataka minister DK Shivkumar will not be allowed to go inside the hotel where ten rebel MLAs of Congress-JDS are staying. They will not be stopped before the hotel gate. Meanwhile, BJP leader and former state chief minister BS Yeddyurappa has said that we have decided to protest against the assembly in front of the meeting. We will also meet the Speaker, and Governor On Tuesday suspended Congress MLA R. Roshan Beg also resigned. In this way, the number of rebel Congress MLAs and the total number of dissident MLAs of the alliance has increased to 14. The BJP has already joined the camp by resigning from two independents legislative council. The future of the 13-month-old Congress-JDS coalition government, headed by Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy, is now entirely on the verdict of the Speaker.

The Vidhan Sabha Speaker said that Roshan Beg’s resignation had been filed on Tuesday so that he has not scrutinized him yet. He said that he had summoned three of the five MLAs who are following the prescribed format for personal hearing on July 12. Holidays on 13 and 14 July, therefore, the other two MLAs have called on July 15 for a personal interview. He said that he would see the relevant rules and discuss the developments with the superiors, only after that the resignations can be accepted or need a different kind of action. Let the assembly session start on July 12.

Party seats in the assembly
Total seats- 224
Congress- 78
JDS-37
BSP-01
independents-02
BJP-105
(speaker additional)

Azad and Hariprasad also Decided to send their senior leaders Ghulam Nabi Azad and BK Hariprasad from Delhi to Bangalore in Anand-Phanan on Tuesday to resolve the differences in resolving the crisis. Sources said that UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi had told these leaders that they address the Karnataka crisis and save their government in the state. Meanwhile, the Karnataka unit of BJP will demand the resignation of Chief Minister Kumaraswamy by giving a protest to Gandhi statue on WednesdCongress, which is in crisis in Karnataka due to the rebellion of its legislators in Karnataka, has put the BJP in the dock.

The party made a ruckus in both the houses of Parliament on this issue, which led to the adjournment of the Rajya Sabha proceedings. However, BJP Deputy Leader and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh in the Lok Sabha termed it as an internal breach of the Congress. Congress had a walkout with the Lok Sabha on this issue. Just before the zero hours in the Lok Sabha, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary tried to raise the issue of Karnataka, but Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla did not give permission. With Congress members on this, the DMK MP went to the Well and commission.