Clp Meeting  

Senior Congress leader KC Venugopal said that the party has decided to request the Speaker to take the legal route and disqualify the rebel MLAs in Karnataka 
  

Karnataka coalition government states that they would ask the Speaker to disqualify MLAs who have resigned, if they do not withdraw their resignations. Meanwhile another MLA, Roshan Baig, submitted his resignation

Siddaramaiah was alleged to have orchestrated the case of the missing Congress MLAs in the CLP meeting in Karnataka. BJP now has claimed that he is the man  behind the audio tape controversy as well.
 

Athani Congress MLA Mahesh Kumtahalli of Karnataka was one of the rebel legislators, who had skipped the CLP meeting despite the whip issued

Siddaramaiah has asked four Congress MLAs why they did not attend the legislative party meeting. If they fail to answer to the satisfaction of the party leadership, action will be taken according to Schedule 10 of the party constitution.

Siddaramaiah spoke exclusively to MyNation ahead of the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting in Bengaluru to discuss the poaching row and the political crisis in the state

The letter sent by Siddaramaiah, who is the president of Congress Legislative Party (CLP) also states that party membership of those who do not take part in the meeting is at stake

'I am hurt, even seniors like Ramalinga Reddy and MB Patil are also upset. We have done enough for the party, but we are being ignored. This is the reason we did not attend the CLP meeting called by Siddaramaiah,' former minister Roshan Baig told MyNation on Wednesday