Bengaluru, May 17 : BJP's legislature party leader B.S. Yeddyurappa was sworn-in as the Karnataka Chief Minister here on Thursday hours after the Supreme Court gave the go-ahead in a pre-dawn hearing.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court refused to stay Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader BS Yeddyurappa's swearing-in as Karnataka Chief Minister.
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As BJP can do anything to quench its power thirst, it is inevitable for the party to protect its MLAs as a precautionary measure, said JDS state president HD Kumaraswamy.
Rajajinagar constituency MLA S Suresh Kumar has invited the people for the swearing-in programme of BJP Legislature Party leader BS Yeddyurappa, to be held on Thursday at 9.30 am, in his facebook and twitter accounts.
JDS leader HD Revanna said that it is definite that HD Kumaraswamy will become the chief minister of the state even if ‘they’ indulge in hijack politics.
Karnataka Governor Vajubhai Vala on Wednesday invited BJP legislative party leader B.S. Yeddyurappa to form the new government and to take oath as Chief Minister on Thursday, a party spokesman said.
Afzalpur MLA MY Patil he would not leave the Congress, which has given him the opportunity to contest the election and win it, in any situation.
Either a party or a combine of parties which have majority in the Assembly should be given opportunity first to form the government. For no reasons, Manipur and Goa incidents should repeat in the state, said former Lokayukta Justice Santosh Hegde.
No MLA's belonging to Lingayat community elected from Congress would go to BJP, said senior Congress leader Shamanur Shivashankarappa.
JDS president HD Kumaraswamy has alleged that by saying that he would not allow JDS-Congress combine to form the government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been misusing the power.