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Now, Yeddyurappa's loyalist MLAs meet his bęte noire Karnataka guv H R Bhardwaj against BJP govt

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Posted: Jan 23, 2013 at 1604 hrs IST
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Bangalore Thirteen BJP MLAs, including two Ministers, loyal to former party strongman B S Yeddyurappa, today met Governor H R Bhardwaj and requested him to take suitable steps for acceptance of their resignations by Speaker K G Bopaiah.

Earlier today, the MLAs led by Public Works Minister C M Udasi and Energy Minister Shobha Karandlaje, went to the Speaker's office to submit their resignation letters but in vain as Bopaiah was reportedly out of station.


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They then drove to Raj Bhavan and briefed the Governor about the non-availability of the Speaker despite intimating him in advance they would come to his office to submit the resignation.

"The Governor assured us to take suitable action as per constitutional provisions", Udasi told reporters here, adding, the MLAs submitted copies of their resignation letters to him.

Shobha said they told the Governor that the development has led to "severe constitutional crisis" and urged him to take suitable action for the acceptance of their resignation letters (by the Speaker).

Asked if the ruling BJP is "misusing" the Speaker, she said "certainly", adding, she informed Bopaiah yesterday they would meet him today. "We have information that a Minister saw off the Speaker at the airport last night when he was going out of State. There should be an enquiry".

Earlier, Udasi and Shobha met Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar and submitted their resignation letters.

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BJP has no respect for elected representatives and constitution by RAJKUMAR on 23 Jan 2013

Well BJP always says congress mis-uses CBI, Supreme court , President. But BJP has shown time and again it will also use gun to eliminate people. The gujarat extra judicial killings of muslim criminals is a point. But they also raped and burnt the wife of the criminals. BJP never respects the country and its people. They are like Taliban. They would say anything sweet to come to power. Once in power they would use the boots to kick hard the same people who put them to power.

Bag of lies by Rahul on 23 Jan 2013

Oh really? You make it sound as if India is land of milk and honey, if only BJP would not have been there.

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