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    • BJP to expel rebel leader contesting bypoll as independent

    • Yediyurappa can run govt safely for remainder of his term: Deve Gowda

    • B S Yeddyurappa says no mid-term polls; asks coalition govt to quit

    • B S Yeddyurappa hits back at Kumaraswamy over toppling bid charge

    • Siddaramiah says JD(S)-Congress govt strong, rubbishes Yeddyurappa's claims that it will fall

    • BJP's 1st list of candidates for Lok Sabha polls from Karnataka to be finalised on March 16

    • Yeddyurappa opposes SIT probe into audio clip row

    • Will meet PM Narendra Modi on August 22 to discuss Kodagu situation: B S Yeddyurappa

    • Karnataka Polls 2018: KG Bopaiah - A BJP MLA with a chequered past who has been named pro tem speaker

    • Karnataka Polls 2018: Meet DK Shivakumar, Congress' go-to man for keeping its flock together

    • Confident of proving majority: Karnataka BJP leader

    • Political nataka is constant in Karnataka, only players change

    • Karnataka Polls 2018: Inconclusive result and first move for BSY would open doors to horse-trading

    • Karnataka Election Results 2018: After alliance with JD(S), here's how Congress can snatch victory from jaws of defeat

    • Karnataka Exit Polls analysis: Results predict split verdict in the state; JD(S) may play kingmaker

    • Karnataka Polls 2018: BJP releases manifesto, promises Rs 1.5 lakh crore for farmers

    • Karnataka polls: Modi-Shah rein in Yeddyurappa despite naming him CM candidate

    • Karnataka Elections 2018: BJP leaders rejoice after Yeddyurappa loyalist Shobha Karandlaje is denied a ticket

    • Unhappy and upset over Karnataka defeat: BJP

      BJP today said it was "shocked, upset and unhappy" about the defeat in the Karnataka Assembly elections and conceded that B S Yeddyurappa's exit was a factor in the rout.

    • People in Ktka want change, fed up with corruption: Congs

      As its top brass including Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi hit the campaign trail in Karnataka slamming the BJP government over "corruption" and "bad governance", Congress today expressed confidence that people of the state are getting ready to "usher in a rule of sanity" by voting for it.

    • Cong to move no-confidene motion against BJP govt

      Seeking to take advantage of the political instability haunting ruling BJP in Karnataka, opposition Congress has decided to move a no-confidence motion against the Jagadish Shettar government during the winter session of legislatures commencing at Belgaum from December 5.

    • Karnataka: BJP defuses crisis, Jagadish Shettar new CM

      The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has finally named former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa's aide Jagadish Shetter as the new CM of Karnataka. The selection of the new Chief Minister has, however, not been easy with outgoing CM Sadanand Gowda setting stiff conditions for quitting.

    • President Poll: Pranab Mukherjee suitable man for President: Yeddyurappa

      Estranged BJP leader and former Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa today said UPA nominee Pranab Mukherjee is a "suitable man" for the post of President, but that the party central leadership would take an appropriate decision on the issue.

    • BJP to wait for CBI report on Yeddyurappa

      Former Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa's wait to be reinstated was prolonged further today with the BJP indicating it will bide its time till the completion of CBI enquiry ordered against him by the Supreme Court before taking any step.

    • SC allows withdrawal of appeal against Yeddyurappa

      The Supreme Court today allowed a withdraw of a plea against the Karnataka High Court's order, quashing the FIR against former Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa in the alleged illegal mining case.

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