Ramesh Kumar  

Kumaraswamy-led govt loses trust vote 99 - 105. The voting took place under the Speaker Ramesh Kumar's supervision.

Ramesh Kumar, the Speaker of the Karnataka Assembly had adjourned the confidence motion sought by chief minister HD Kumaraswamy not once but thrice. This has raised several doubts about the way he conducts the House, prima facie, instilling fears that he might be resorting to nepotism. 

Speaker Ramesh Kumar slams Karnataka rebel MLAs and calls them ‘ignorant’. He also said they have become MLAs just to show off.

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.  
 

With Karnataka rebel MLAs refusing to return from a Mumbai resort sending videos instead, and the chief minister in the hot seat, but only for a short while it seems like, the entertainment unfolding before the eyes of the people is much like an episode of Weekend with Ramesh.

Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar has expressed hope that the trust vote will be held in Karnataka today (July 22).

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.

Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar answered query about trust vote. Here is how trust vote will be held in the Assembly
 

Reacting to the Supreme Court’s verdict on rebel MLAs resigning, several leaders cutting across party lines said that they would abide by it and see what can be done in accordance with the law

Expressing his anger against doctors of a government hospital in Srinivaspur, Karnataka Speaker Ramesh Kumar abused them and accused hospital authorities of colluding with private hospitals

 

Rebel MLA from the JD(S) Narayana Gowda’s office in KR Pete was vandalised by his own party supporters. Gowda and 12 others had submitted their resignations to the Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar

 

Ramalinga Reddy, the Congress MLA from BTM Layout, Bengaluru, who was scheduled to meet Ramesh Kumar, the Karnataka Assembly Speaker did not turn up. The meeting has been rescheduled to Tuesday (July 16) at 4 pm.

Soon after the Supreme Court ordered to maintain status quo with regard to the resignations of 16 MLAs in Karnataka, chief minister Kumaraswamy, in the state Assembly, said he is ready for floor test

While addressing the Karnataka political crisis issue, Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar said that there was no need of a gun to kill Gandhi