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One of the Karnataka Congress leaders completely denied that Anand Singh was involved in a drunken brawl. Another said he slipped and fell. Here are the different versions of the incident.

News of MLA Ganesh Kampli indulging in a fight with MLA Anand Singh at the resort has gone viral. Karnataka Congress is denying these reports, but is failing to present Singh before the media.
 

Siddaramaiah has asked four Congress MLAs why they did not attend the legislative party meeting. If they fail to answer to the satisfaction of the party leadership, action will be taken according to Schedule 10 of the party constitution.

Raising questions on 'resort politics', BJP MLC Lehar Singh has issued a statement requesting the Governor to take action to ensure the MLAs of Karnataka get back to 'doing their duty, which is governance'.

While some of the dissident leaders may have returned to the Congress in Karnataka, dissatisfaction among members continues to remain

Congress legislators headed to a private resort on the outskirts of Bengaluru after a party meeting on Friday, in an attempt to 'safeguard' their MLAs.

After the Congress Legislature Party meeting held in Bengaluru on Friday, the Congress MLAs of Karnataka shifted to Eagleton resort in Bidadi, on the outskirts of Bengaluru.

BJP leader CT Ravi spoke exclusively to MyNation about the return of the BJP MLAs after two days of crisis witnessed in the name of Operation Lotus in Karnataka

Yeddyurappa clarified that the BJP MLAs had gathered together to discuss strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha election and that everything else was a rumour. He blamed that the chief minister had offered the BJP MLAs ministry and money.

BJP leader and party spokesperson Vaman Acharya expressed that the saffron party wants to dislodge the current coalition government in Karnataka as it is corrupt. He said BJP has a list of 20 disgruntled MLAs from the Congress and JD(S) and 15 are willing to crossover

Just when two Congress MLAs withdrew their support from the coalition government headed by HD Kumaraswamy, deputy chief minister G Parameshwara claimed that the coalition government is still stable even after their exit

While BJP’s BS Yeddyurappa, according to sources, is trying his last shot at forming the government in Karnataka, state Congress leaders are mulling Assembly dissolution to stop the opposition’s ploy

Amidst withdrawal of support, chief minister Kumaraswamy said that he is calm, and he knows his strength. But one of the independents who withdrew support from Karnataka government is sure to join BJP.

With two independent MLAs pulling out of the Karnataka government and showing interest in joining the BJP to install a stable government, the strength of the coalition government has come down to 118 seats in the 224-member Assembly.