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Former Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy and other members of his party JDS would donate their one month’s salary towards flood relief activities in rain-battered North Karnataka

 

Kodagu floods proved to be disastrous for the district in 2018 and the then chief minister Kumaraswamy was seeking relief funds. But no efforts were made to prevent Karnataka from a flood like situation this time around.

From H Vishwanath to GT Devegowda to former chief minister HD Kumaraswamy, all are chanting the 'I quit' mantra. For now it looks like 86-year-old Deve Gowda is the only one holding the JD(S) like Lord Krishna lifted the mountain

JDS MLA GT Devegowda has said he would retire from electoral politics. He career has spanned well over 4 decades and he is known to be very frank in his thoughts and speeches. 

Former Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy asked the media to let him live in peace and also told that he was mulling quitting politics.

NR Ramesh, a BJP leader has released a set documents negating the claims of four Bengaluru MLAs who had resigned from their parties, alleging discrimination.

Former Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy’s promise to cancel mining licences near the famous Kumarasamy temple in Sandur, Ballari, had not been fulfilled, therefore, incurring the wrath of the deity

 

Despite Kumaraswamy's efforts to hold on to power, Yediyurappa's dream has come true as the latter has been sworn in as chief minister. Meanwhile Just For Laughs on MyNation wonders what Speaker Ramesh Kumar must be thinking after resigning from his post.  

In a meeting held on Friday at the Taj West End Hotel in Bengaluru after Yediyurappa took oath as Karnataka CM, the JD(S) legislators seemed split into two factions - one stating that the party needs to support BJP either by aligning with it or by supporting it from the outside and the other stating that they need to remain as the opposition, said party leader GT Devegowda
 

Now when the BJP leader is sworn in as the CM of Karnataka for the fourth time, we'll have to wait and see if the 'I' in ‘Yediyurappa’ will bring him good luck, and not remain a 2018 repeat. Yediyurappa is to face floor test on Monday (July 29)

A Karnataka BJP delegation led by senior BJP leader Jagadish Shettar, comprising MLAs like Aravind Limbavali, Madhuswamy and Raghavendra met national president Amit Shah to discuss the prospect of forming a government. But it is learnt that Shah is not too sanguine as there are a lot of obstacles

Karnataka Congress MLA Zameer Ahmed Khan had challenged Yeddyurappa, saying that there was no way that the state BJP president would become the CM. “If Yeddyurappa becomes the chief minister, I will work as watchman in his house for a day”, Zameer had said earlier.
 

 On a day of hectic political developments, the BJP accused the coalition government of issuing appointments when it didn’t have the right to do so because of its minority status while caretaker chief minister and his father, former PM HD Deve Gowda accused the BJP of inducing fissures in the coalition.

The game begins now! As incumbent chief minister HD Kumaraswamy who resigned, failed in the trust vote and BS Yeddyurappa will get to hold the reins, he will realise that the accommodation of 15 rebel MLAs in the government will not be practically feasible.