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21 ministers of the Karnataka government have resigned from their posts to make room for rebel MLAs. But before resigning as deputy chief minister, G Parameshwara who is adamant with his choice might sacrifice his post based on a condition or two.

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.

Joginder Pal, Congress MLA from Bhoa, Punjab, is accused of assaulting a journalist for raising questions about his constituency. Pal however has denied claims.

Former AICC president Sonia Gandhi met Sowmya Reddy, the Congress MLA from Bengaluru’s Jayanagar constituency and advised her not to leave the party. She is also reported to have asked her to persuade her father Ramalinga Reddy to stick on with the Congress.

JD(S) MLAs are expected to be taken to a Kodagu Resort by evening. The resort has been booked for three days by the party.

Taking note of the political impasse in the state, BJP MLA from Mahadevapura, Bengaluru, Arvind Limbavali has sought Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy’s resignation

The crisis in Karnataka is getting interesting as the talks between chief minister HD Kumaraswamy and senior Congress leader Ramalinga Reddy has yielded results. JDS national spokesperson Tanveer Ahmed said, knowing the importance of Reddy, the CM convinced him to take back his resignation
 

Admitting that the aircraft that ferried the Congress MLAs belonged to Jupiter Capital established by Rajya Sabha MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the company officials clarified that they were running a business and whoever wanted to use the plane could do so. Here is how Chandrasekhar gave a befitting reply to the Congress
 

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

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
 

The Karnataka coalition government could be hanging by a thread after 14 MLAs submitted their resignation to the Assembly Speaker

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

From holding meetings to convincing rebel MLAs to withdraw resignations and possibilities of reverse operation, here are latest details on developments in Karnataka post resignation of MLAs.