Mlas Disqualification  

Revenge politics takes centre stage in Karnataka. While the BJP defeated the coalition government in the recent trust vote, Just For Laughs on MyNation tells you how the Speaker, in turn, left the BJP speechless by disqualifying three of the rebels

Karnataka coalition government states that they would ask the Speaker to disqualify MLAs who have resigned, if they do not withdraw their resignations. Meanwhile another MLA, Roshan Baig, submitted his resignation

The Supreme Court has deferred the plea of the DMK and the TTV Dhinakaran factions to disqualify 11 MLAs for voting against the confidence motion moved by Tamil Nadu chief minister in Feb 2017.
 

Tamil Nadu speaker P Dhanapal disqualified the 18 AIADMK legislators in September 2017 for defying chief minister K Palaniswami and extending support to ousted party leader TTV Dinakaran. 

Tamil Nadu speaker P Dhanapal disqualified the 18 AIADMK legislators in September, 2017 for defying chief minister K Palaniswami and extending support to ousted party leader TTV Dinakaran.

Tamil Nadu MLA S Vetrivel, on Tuesday (October 23), said that the legislators were not taken to the resort as part of politics with respect to the 18 MLAs’ disqualification case, but they had gone there to take rest.