Karnataka Crisis  

While Congress' MTB Nagaraj and K Sudhakar decided to resign taking the total resignations to 18 in Karnataka, several Congress leaders manhandled the MLAs, who resigned.

This is the second day in a row during the current session of Parliament that the Rajya Sabha failed to transact any business
 

Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal Nath has categorically told the MLAs of his party and those from the BSP, SP and independents, who are supporting his government, not to leave the state capital while the monsoon session of the assembly is underway

Hearing the case, the Supreme Court has refused to take up the petition of Karnataka rebel MLAs immediately and it has posted the matter for tomorrow (July 11)

With more MLAs tendering resignations, here is what Congress leaders Ghulam Nabi Azad and Mallikarjun Kharge had to say.
 

Anticipating this development, 10 of the 14 rebel MLAs who have quit their posts, and are holed up in a Mumbai resort, had submitted a letter to the Mumbai Police stating that they face threats of visits by Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy and DK Shivakumar

Opposition leader and state BJP unit president BS Yeddyurappa has welcomed the Speaker’s move on the issue of 13 MLAs tendering their resignation.

Karnataka crisis has forced the Rajya Sabha to be adjourned by an hour. This after uproar by the Congress over the threat that situation poses to the coalition government in the state. 

 

KR Ramesh Kumar, Karnataka Assembly Speaker has stated that he is in no position to make any mistakes now as each of his moves would create history.
 

Karnataka MLA who is suspended from the Congress party spoke to media and said that he will resign from the post of MLA.

JD(S) MLAs were shifted to Prestige Golfshire resort on Nandi Hills Road, on the outskirts of Bengaluru, last night.

Karnataka MLAs, including 10 of the Congress, two of the JD(S) and two Independents, left for Goa in the evening and are being accompanied by Mohit Bhartiya, president of the Mumbai BJP Yuva Morcha, sources said.

Turmoil continues to haunt the Congress and the JD(S), the coalition partners in Karnataka, with a dozen of their MLAs submitting their resignations on Saturday. It looks like the coalition government could collapse at any moment. Here is a meme by MyNation that attempts to depict the current political situation