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BJP leaders were dragged, injured by Bengaluru Police in a bid to stop them from laying siege to CM's official house Krishna with respect to the Jindal land deal.

Sources from the Congress say that Siddaramaiah is visibly upset with the people of Bagalkote for voting his party out in the recently-contested Lok Sabha election in Karnataka. Parched people of Badami wrote several letters to Siddaramaiah, but received no response.

After veteran Congress leader HK Patil released documents stating the amount JSW Steel owed the government, chief minister Kumaraswamy has decided to reconsider the sale of land to JSW.  
 

On June 11, several farmers in Karnataka complained that the farmer loan waiver amount reportedly disappeared from their accounts

Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa had earlier said that he, along with other leaders of the party, would hold a sit-in protest if the Kumaraswamy-led coalition government offered more land to JSW Steel.

In a response to chief minister HD Kumaraswamy’s announcement of a Cabinet expansion, Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa has stated that it would only result in an increase in problems present between ministers of the coalition government

Speaking to reporters, Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa on Friday (June 7) said that they would hold a three-day sit-in protest if the lands are allocated to Jindal for mining

Lok Sabha election victory celebrations and strategies to corner an already debilitated coalition government in Karnataka continue perennially in the BJP camp

 

"Our leaders have instructed me not to involve in any move that will scuttle the government in the state," said Karnataka BJP president Yeddyurappa after a meeting with BJP leaders in Delhi.

Shobha Karandlaje, the BJP MP from Udupi-Chikkamagaluru was felicitated by Karnataka BJP president Yeddyurappa for winning the Lok Sabha poll from her constituency for the second time in succession

 

BS Yeddyurappa, the state BJP president has batted in favour of editor Vishweshwar Bhat of Vishwavani newspaper, saying the JDS-Congress government in the state was muzzling freedom of expression.

 

Sumalatha met BJP state president BS Yeddyurappa and SM Krishna to thank them for their unconditional support. Here is what she has to say about joining the BJP.

Yeddyurappa had referred to Deve Gowda and Kumaraswamy and said that the father-son duo would destroy Congress.

A die-hard fan of Modi, also a worker  of the BJP in Karnataka, expressed his thoughts about the landslide victory of the party and said soon, Yeddyurappa will form the government in Karnataka

At a time when there's trouble brewing in the JDS-Congress coalition, Karnataka sees a saffron wave. BJP state president BS Yeddyurappa has said that he doesn't demand Kumaraswamy's resignation as CM.