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Elon Musk’s Tesla hits mute on Yediyurappa announcing its entry into India

Amid rumblings, 15 Karnataka BJP MLAs to meet party brass in Capital

After cabinet expansion, dissent brews in Karnataka BJP

Yediyurappa slams Thackeray on Karnataka-Maharashtra border dispute

First phase Covid-19 vaccination drive begins at 243 sites in Karnataka

Karnataka govt aims to build medical college in every district, says K Sudhakar

Congress calls for Karnataka CM’s resignation over corruption allegations, takes jibe at PM Modi

BJP MLAs ask Yeddyurappa to withdraw cases against Hindu activists

Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa puts on hold all recent decisions of HD Kumaraswamy

‘Karnataka govt fell on its own’, says BJP’s working president JP Nadda

Yediyurappa swearing-in highlights: BSY-led govt calls for trust vote on July 29 to prove majority in Karnataka Assembly
BJP stalwart BS Yediyurappa was sworn in as the chief minister of Karnataka for 4th time at 6:30 pm on Friday evening, three days after the collapse of coalition government led by HD Kumaraswamy in a trust motion. The oath of office and secrecy was administered by Governor Vajubhai Vala at a ceremony at the Raj Bhavan.Earlier today, Yediyurappa had met Governor Vajubhai Vala to stake the claim to form the government and requested him to administer the oath of office and secrecy on Friday itself. Yediyurappa said as the acting Leader of the Opposition he didn’t need to call a Legislature Party meeting to get himself elected as the leader. The 76-year-old leader from the politically dominant Lingayat community has taken oath as Karnataka’s CM for the fourth time — the last one was after the May 2018 Assembly polls.Highlights

Kumaraswamy out, Karnataka to head for short spell of President’s rule

In Karnataka, Yeddyurappa waits for go-ahead to stake claim

14 months later, coalition government in Karnataka crumbles

Curtains for HD Kumaraswamy govt as coalition loses floor

Mayawati expels lone BSP MLA who did not turn up for trust vote

‘Game of Karma’: BJP on the ouster of Karnataka’s Kumaraswamy government

‘New era of development starts now’: Yeddyurappa after Kumaraswamy govt falls

Karnataka floor test: Kumaraswamy loses trust vote, has some advice for rival BSY about CM chair

‘Ready to wait post midnight for trust vote, please get food’: Yeddyurappa

No trust vote in Karnataka, governor sets deadline

Karnataka crisis: Kumaraswamy must quit tomorrow, says Yeddyurappa after Supreme Court order on rebel MLAs

‘Depends on our self-restraint’: Top court’s comeback to Karnataka Speaker on rebel MLAs

Roshan Baig’s advocate moves Karnataka HC against his detention in IMA case

Karnataka Crisis Highlights: Supreme Court verdict on Karnataka rebel MLAs case tomorrow
The Supreme Court on Tuesday began hearing a petition by 15 rebel MLAs from Karnataka. The lawmakers had resigned last week but speaker KR Ramesh Kumar is yet to take a decision. Arguing for the MLAs, senior lawyer Mukul Rohatgi told the court that they can’t be forced to attend the Karnataka assembly session. He said that “resignation can’t be mixed with disqualification.”The HD Kumaraswamy government will face a trust vote in Karnataka seembly on Thursday. Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah had said on Monday that the discussion on the vote of confidence will begin at 11 am on Thursday.Mukul Rohatgi told the Supreme Court that since the trust vote is on Thursday the “game is to issue a new whip and argue that the Supreme Court order was limited to the previous whip.” “This govt is in minority and that’s simple maths,” he said.Here are the highlights:

Suspense ends, Kumaraswamy govt to face Karnataka trust vote on Thursday

Speaker can’t disqualify anybody, says Yeddyurappa. Then advises Kumaraswamy

‘No objection’: BS Yeddyurappa up for Karnataka floor test challenge

‘Will not buckle under pressure’: Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar
