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Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar answered query about trust vote. Here is how trust vote will be held in the Assembly
 

Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy on Thursday (July 18) moved the confidence motion in the state Assembly with the 14-month old Congress-JDS government headed by him hanging by a thread after a rebellion by a section of ruling coalition lawmakers. Governor’s letter has forced both parties to approach the Supreme Court for clarity

While all the BJP MLAs are all set to stay back in the Karnataka Assembly overnight demanding immediate floor test, the women party MLAs would leave the House by 9 pm

Expressing his anger against doctors of a government hospital in Srinivaspur, Karnataka Speaker Ramesh Kumar abused them and accused hospital authorities of colluding with private hospitals

 

Rebel MLA from the JD(S) Narayana Gowda’s office in KR Pete was vandalised by his own party supporters. Gowda and 12 others had submitted their resignations to the Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar

 

Scores of farmers poured hundreds of litres of milk on the road near the Goa Assembly after a dairy cooperative rejected it
 

Ramalinga Reddy, the Congress MLA from BTM Layout, Bengaluru, who was scheduled to meet Ramesh Kumar, the Karnataka Assembly Speaker did not turn up. The meeting has been rescheduled to Tuesday (July 16) at 4 pm.

It will indeed be a stormy day in Karnataka assembly on Monday (July 15) as the BJP will press for a trust vote. On the other hand, Speaker Ramesh Kumar is slated to meet Congress MLA from BTM layout Ramalinga Reddy in relation to his resignation

Andhra Pradesh finance minister presented the Budget 2019, which mainly focussed on welfare, development and corruption-free measures. There was no mention of any new schemes or programs.

Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy has sought July 17 as the date to prove his majority on the floor of the Karnataka Assembly

CM Kumaraswamy seeks trust vote: Will it be huge setback for Karnataka rebel MLAs?

Soon after the Supreme Court ordered to maintain status quo with regard to the resignations of 16 MLAs in Karnataka, chief minister Kumaraswamy, in the state Assembly, said he is ready for floor test

While addressing the Karnataka political crisis issue, Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar said that there was no need of a gun to kill Gandhi

Karnataka’s rebel MLAs, who were in Mumbai, reached Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru in a chartered flight under police protection at 6pm and ran to meet the Assembly Speaker, a sight worth watching.

As resignations of Karnataka rebel MLAs is being heard in the Supreme Court, the state Assembly session began on Friday (July 12) amidst the political crisis