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In May 2018, BS Yeddyurappa had to resign as the chief minister of Karnataka after he failed to prove his majority on the floor of the state Assembly. Thirteen months down the line, chief minister Kumaraswamy too might be walking in the same lane

Day by day, the political imbroglio in Karnataka is getting worse. While BS Yeddyurappa is mulling ways to form government, a reverse operation is being planned to give BJP some sleepless nights.

 

Leader of Opposition in Karnataka assembly BS Yeddyurappa has said that they are not ‘sanyasis’ to let go of an opportunity to form government in the state.

Leader of Opposition in Karnataka BS Yeddyurappa has said that the coalition government has lost majority, and everything depends on Speaker Ramesh Kumar’s decision on accepting the resignations.
 

A report from the Karnataka State Health Department on Shivamogga's increasing health hazards like 13 H1N1 deaths, 135 chikungunya and 176 cases may push Yeddyurappa and his MP son BY Raghavendra on the defensive

Karanataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa criticised the ruling coalition government in the state terming it ‘a sleeping government’. However, he added that his party would not make any attempts to fell the government.

 

"Is Yeddyurappa's (state BJP chief) permission required for it? What is wrong in going for three days...is it a joke?" questioned former prime minister, JD(S) supremo HD Deve Gowda reacting top BJP slamming Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy for his US visit

After Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy lost his cool on the protestors, former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa and his party claimed that they would call for a statewide agitation if Kumaraswamy continues the same

The Karnataka unit of BJP held an event to protest the Emergency imposed on the country in the year 1975.

Yeddyurappa, the Karnataka BJP president has posed 10 questions to state chief minister Kumaraswamy. These questions target Kumaraswamy’s stay in villages

‘Balidan divas’ marking the death anniversary of Syama Prasad Mookerjee, the founder of Jana Sangh was observed at the BJP office in Bengaluru.
 

BS Yeddyurappa said that there are 105 MLAs with the BJP and they are ready to form government if the coalition government steps down.

From politicians Deve Gowda, Yeddyurappa to actors Kaavya Sha, Malavika Avinash, here is how Karnataka celebrated Yoga Day 2019

Taking to social media, netizens mocked former Karnataka chief ministers Yeddyurappa, Siddaramaiah and the incumbent chief minister Kumaraswamy for their alleged hypocrisy over allotting land to Jindal Steel

Kumaraswamy in a speech said that the BJP is trying to topple the government by offering money to JD(S)-Congress MLAs. Yeddyurappa hit back and asked Kumaraswamy to reveal the name of person offering them money.