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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

With two more Siddaramaiah loyalists MTB Nagaraj and Dr K Sudhakar resigning from MLAs posts, it is very evident that Siddaramaiah has a role in this resignation spree drama. Realising that the JD(S) will be the biggest loser as the BJP has rejected their idea of support, the regional party has now decided to support Siddaramaiah's candidature as chief minister to head the coalition if proposed

Former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah has reportedly told senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad that he is not responsible for the political mess the state is in

The JD(S) and Congress combine have a mountain to climb and their disgruntled elements are posing a tough time. But BJP should rush things and wait for the combine to fall under their own contradictions and contrasts

Here is what suspended Congressman Roshan Baig had to say after resigning as MLA.

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

Day by day, the political imbroglio in Karnataka is getting worse. While BS Yeddyurappa is mulling ways to form government, a reverse operation is being planned to give BJP some sleepless nights.

 

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

Despondency crept into the coalition ranks as chief minister HD Kumaraswamy has asked former chief minister Siddaramaiah to bring back his shishyas (disciples) who are camping at a resort in Mumbai.

Leader of Opposition in Karnataka BS Yeddyurappa has said that the coalition government has lost majority, and everything depends on Speaker Ramesh Kumar’s decision on accepting the resignations.
 

HD Deve Gowda, former Indian Prime Minister, is not happy with the present political imbroglio in the state. He said they (JD[S]) didn’t aspire for the CM’S post and it was the Congress which offered them the seat.
 

Former chief minister Siddaramaiah and a BJP MLA from Karnataka CT Ravi have engaged in a Twitter war over Rahul Gandhi’s resignation.

Siddaramaiah, former Karnataka CM, has mocked H Vishwanath, a JD(S) senior leader for his inability to continue as the state president of the party
 

Former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah and BJP MP Shobha took to Twitter, criticising each other over the coalition government mess that is prevalent in the state

While the coalition mess in Karnataka continues, state Congress chief Dinesh Gundu Rao left for London for a vacation while former chief minister Siddaramaiah is in Varuna constituency. The coalition seems to be in a state of disarray