BJP leader Dr C. N. Ashwath Narayan slammed the Congress-led Karnataka government for promoting "Gunda culture" in the Assembly House, backing the Governor Thawar Chand Gehlot amid the growing criticism for his recent walkout without reading the complete address drafted by the state gover
Following Karnataka Governor Thawar Chand Gehlot's recent walkout from the assembly without reading the complete address drafted by the state government, Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Sunday alleged that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ensured that the governor violated the norms,
Karnataka Congress leaders on Friday strongly criticised the Governor Thawar Chand Gehlot's recent walkout from the assembly without reading the complete address drafted by the state government, with Congress MLC M Nagaraju Yadav calling for his removal from the post.
The controversy comes amid a faceoff between the Congress-led state government and Raj Bhavan over the Governor's customary address to the joint sitting of the legislature. Governor Gehlot had expressed reservations over 11 paragraphs in the speech, which reportedly criticised the Central
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin called for ending the practice of starting the first annual state assembly session with the Governor's address, after Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot walked out of the Assembly, without reading the complete address drafted by the State government
Karnataka Leader of Opposition and BJP leader R Ashoka on Thursday urged Speaker of Karnataka Legislative Assembly UT Khader to take strong action against members of the Legislative Assembly/Legislative Council present in the House who allegedly blocked Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot, pushe
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday strongly criticised Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot for refusing to deliver the customary address to the Assembly, calling the move a "violation of the Constitution" and stating that the government is examining whether to approach the Supreme
Karnataka BJP President said that they will also "hit the streets," adding that the Congress is trying to "cover up their failures" after the CM expressed intention to approach the apex court.
This comes amid a faceoff between the state govt and Raj Bhavan over the governor's customary address to the joint sitting of the legislature. The Governor had expressed reservations about 11 paragraphs in the speech, which criticised the Central government's policies, including the VB-G
Karnataka State Law Minister HK Patil on Wednesday met Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot at Raj Bhavan to address the joint session of Assembly and Council today at 11 am. Minister HK Patil says, "The objection of the Governor's office, and in some matters of the Governor, is that 11
"We will give legal clarifications on the bills returned by the Karnataka Governor. If he has done so only due to the BJP, then we will see what to do. We will look into it if the Governor needs some clarification on the bills (passed by the Assembly)," Kharge told reporters.