Majority  

Bengaluru: Karnataka assembly was adjourned a third time on July 23 in the last one week. Amid ruckus in the House, Speaker Ramesh Kumar adjourned the House and said the government has to prove its majority by 6 pm on July 23.  
 

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While Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy was asked to prove majority in the Assembly on Thursday (July 18), he refused despite the Governor's intervention. When we thought the floor test would happen on Friday, the House adjourned without a trust vote despite two deadlines by the Governor

For the second day in succession, the Karnataka Assembly was adjourned, following the pleas by Congress MLAs. Though the governor had asked the chief minister to prove his majority at 1:30 pm and later again at 6pm, the CM did not pay heed.

Seeking quashing of the Governor’s order to prove his majority by 1: 30 pm today (July 19) the coalition government has approached the Supreme Court. 

Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy will attempt to prove majority by moving the confidence motion today in Vidhana Soudha, while BJP will look to form government believing that the coalition government will fail the floor test.
 

The political thriller in Karnataka is getting exciting with the coalition meeting the Speaker to push the trust vote, while the opposition wants it to be held as quickly as possible. The judges had cut short the time to prove majority by the then chief minister BS Yeddyurappa last year from 2 weeks to 24 hours as the coalition knocked on the doors of the Supreme Court at night.

Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy is all set to take up the trust vote on Thursday, July 18 at 11am. This means the coalition government is safe for three more days

While the Karnataka Speaker is yet to take a decision on the floor test, MyNation speaks to netas to find out which party is confident with respect to the no-confidence motion - Congress, JDS or the BJP

Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy has sought July 17 as the date to prove his majority on the floor of the Karnataka Assembly

While the JD(S)-Congress coalition government in Karnataka is teetering after resignations of several MLAs, two- thirds of Congress MLAs have joined the BJP in Goa. In Madhya Pradesh, the Nath-led Congress government is holding onto a wafer-thin majority.

The Congress-Janata Dal (Secular) coalition faces the threat of losing its majority in the Assembly if the resignations are accepted as its current tally is 116 in the 224 member House.

In May 2018, BS Yeddyurappa had to resign as the chief minister of Karnataka after he failed to prove his majority on the floor of the state Assembly. Thirteen months down the line, chief minister Kumaraswamy too might be walking in the same lane

In a last-ditch effort to save the government, chief minister Kumaraswamy is likely to reshuffle the Cabinet. He will however be in trouble if the Governor asks the coalition government to prove majority
 

With minister Nagesh's resignation, the number of the Congress-JD(S) coalition will come down to 105 which is one MLA short of majority, if all resignations are accepted by the Speaker