Karnataka Rebel Mlas  

Nine Congress and JD(S) rebel MLAs from Karnataka approached the Supreme Court against former speaker Ramesh Kumar's order of disqualifying them from contesting election till 2023.
 

Following Congress's suit, now JD(S) has also expelled three rebel MLAs, who absented from voting for the party during Karnataka floor test, resulting in the collapse of the coalition government in the state

Moments after Speaker Ramesh Kumar disqualified MLAs, he has earned the wrath of senior lawyer and rebel MLAs for being ‘unconstitutional and creating history in a hurry’

Shivaram Hebbar, one of the 15 Karnataka rebel MLAs, has said that they are not disgruntled, but are helpless. Here is why he apologised to the people of his constituency (Yallapur).
 

Speaker Ramesh Kumar slams Karnataka rebel MLAs and calls them ‘ignorant’. He also said they have become MLAs just to show off.

Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar has expressed hope that the trust vote will be held in Karnataka today (July 22).

A second video has been released by Karnataka rebel MLAs in Mumbai, in which the they are giving reasons as to why they resigned from the party and flew to Mumbai. The coalition government headed by HD Kumaraswamy faces trust vote on Monday (July 22)
 

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

The Supreme Court has ordered a status quo in relation to the case it was hearing on the Karnataka rebel MLAs’ resignation issue. This means the Speaker can neither accept the resignations nor disqualify the disgruntled elements

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
 

The counsel of Anil Chacko Joseph, the Youth Congress leader, told the Supreme Court bench that the resignations by the rebel MLAs were nothing but a kind of defection and sought a hearing as an intervenor.

The MLAs have returned to the Renaissance hotel in suburban Powai and they would be staying there for another two days,  a local BJP leader said.
 

Here is what rebel MLA ST Somashekhar has to say about resignation letters plaguing the Karnataka coalition government

Supreme Court has asked the 10 rebel MLAs, lodged in Mumbai resort, to meet Karnataka Speaker by 6 pm today. It has also directed Speaker Ramesh Kumar to decide on the resignation letters today itself.