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Bengaluru, May 18: Welcoming the Supreme Court order on proving the majority in the House on Saturday, former Justice Santosh Hegde said that this order would contain the horse trading in the Karnataka politics.

Speaking to reporters at Mysuru on Friday, Justice Hegde said that the Governor’s decision to invite the BJP first to form the government is right. But he would not agree with the time of 15 days given to the BJP. But the Supreme Court has rectified the mistake of Governor’s decision, he said.

 

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Shivamogga: A 68-year-old man was allegedly murdered when he was taking a walk on the Government PU College Road in Hosakoppa village, Hole Honnur, in Bhadravathi taluk on Friday.

The deceased man, identified as Hemanna, is reported to have been attacked earlier too, but is learned to have had a narrow escape.

Hole Honnur Police, being informed of the incident, visited the spot and are learned to have conducted an inspection.

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