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Yeddyurappa Govt in Karnataka wins trust vote | BS Yeddyurappa-led Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Government in Karnataka won the trust vote on Monday. There was chaos in the Karnataka Assembly earlier today, as eleven
BJP and five Independent MLAs, who were earlier disqualified by Speaker K G Bopaiah
under the anti-defection law, were restricted from entering the Assembly. The
dissident MLAs broke windowpanes of the Assembly and assaulted marshals to barge
into the building. Speaker Bopaiah had earlier on October 7 served show-cause
notices to the dissident MLAs seeking a reason as to why they should not be disqualified
under the anti-defection law after they announced their dcision to withdraw support
to Yeddyurappa Government. In his order, Bopaiah said these MLAs have been disqualified
under the provision of the anti-defection law as envisaged in the Tenth Schedule
of the Constitution. Those BJP MLAs, who were disqualified are: Balachandra Jarkiholi,
Belur Gopala Krishna, Anand Asnotikar, Dr Sarvabowma Bagali, V Nagaraju, Raje
Kage, Y Sampangi, Nanjundaswamy, S K Bellubbi, H S Shankara Lingegowda and Shivanagouda
Naik. Former ministers Venkataramanappa, Shivaraj Tangadagi, Goolihatti Sekhar
and M P Narendraswamy and independent MLAs were also disqualified. The disqualification
of the MLAs had brought down the strength of the 224-member Assembly to 208. |
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