Karnataka Rebel Mlas  

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)

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

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.

Amidst the Karnataka coalition crisis, Congress leaders Siddaramaiah and KC Venugopal have requested the rebel MLAs to return and promised them of ministries. The leaders announced that the Cabinet would be reshuffled soon