Karnataka Assembly News

The Bill was passed in the Assembly amid the furor linked to the honey trap row.

The suspension resolution, moved by state Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H K Patil, was adopted by the Assembly.

KH Puttaswamy Gowda, an independent MLA and businessman, is the second richest person, with assets worth Rs 1,267 crore. The third wealthiest is Priyakrishna, the youngest Congress legislator in the Karnataka assembly. The 39-year-old has Rs. 1,156 crore in reported assets.

The new Congress government in Karnataka is all set to lift the ban imposed on its government in the state. Giving this information on Wednesday, the source said that the cabinet in the new government is waiting to complete the expansion. After that the ban on hijab will be lifted.

The new Congress government in Karnataka is all set to lift the ban imposed on its government in the state. Giving this information on Wednesday, the source said that the cabinet in the new government is waiting to complete the expansion. After that the ban on hijab will be lifted.

"Being a karyakarta (active member) of BJP, I felt that this speech (by Yediyurappa) is inspirational. The speech imbibes the ethics of the party. This will definitely give inspiration to other party workers," Narendra Modi stated in his social media handle.

In his farewell speech Former Karnataka CM Yediyurappa said if god gives him strength in the next election too, which is five years after this election, he will make all efforts for the BJP to come to power.

Two patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) of VIMS Hospital in Ballari Karnataka government said it is ready to conduct a probe into the issue Some reports attributed the deaths to power-cut and a defunct power generator

Karnataka Legislative Assembly on Thursday passed the Karnataka Protection of Right to Freedom of Religion Bill, 2021", popularly known as the "Anti-conversion Bill" amid uproar and protest by the opposition.

The proposed bill is likely to be introduced in Karnataka assembly on Tuesday. In case of mass conversion, bill proposes 3-10 years jail term.

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Giving a shocking statement, former Speaker of Karnataka Assembly and Congress MLA KR Ramesh Kumar made indecent remarks on women in the assembly. He said that "when it is difficult to avoid rape, lie down and enjoy it."

Congress MLA K Ramesh Kumar is constantly getting caught in controversies over the shameful act of 'rape comment' in the Karnataka Assembly. Although he has apologized on this, but it is not enough.

Karnataka Congress legislator Prakash Rathod was seen surfing through his phone and a few porn clips were also seen. The politician, however, does not click on any but goes ahead to look at the other items on his phone.

In Karnataka, the anti-cow slaughter bill was passed in the assembly on Wednesday. The Congress members staging a walkout in protest from the assembly.

This comes amid a number of cases, pending against Singh, including those under the Karnataka Forest Act.

After the party`s high command cleared the names of the lawmakers for the much-awaited second Cabinet expansion, Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa on Sunday announced that 13 lawmakers would take oath as ministers on February 6.

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa on Sunday said that he will move the confidence motion in the state assembly on Monday. Talking to media after the BJP legislature party meeting, Veteran BJP said that we have discussed the brief plan about the confidence motion in the party’s legislative meeting. He added, ‘I will move the confidence motion in the Vidhana Soudha on Monday’. The new BJP government, that came to power last week after unseating coalition government, will face the trust vote on Monday. An assembly session has also been called for the trust vote of the new government. BS Yeddyurappa added that he will table the finance bill in the house as well. Day after taking oath as Chief Minister, BS Yeddyurappa on Sunday chaired BJP Legislature meeting at a private hotel and later decided to keep all its lawmakers in the hotel itself.

All the 14 Karnataka rebel legislators, who were disqualified by Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar on Sunday for defying their party whips to attend the House on July 23, said they would challenge the Speaker`s decision in the Supreme Court on Monday.

With the 14 disqualification of 14 MLAs on Sunday and three others on 25 July, the Assembly is short by 17 legislators.