Bengaluru: In the latest development of Karnataka political crisis, CM HD Kumaraswamy on Monday afternoon confirmed that all the JD(s) cabinet ministers have submitted resignation in a bid to save coalition government in the state.

Bengaluru: In a bid to save the coalition government in the state that is on the brink following the resigntons of disgruntled MLAs from both the parties, all Congress ministers of the state “Voluntarily” resigned from ministerial posts to make way for the disgruntled MLAs.

The Congress-JD(S) coalition government in Karnataka, which is on the brink due to a flurry of resignations, is likely to suffer another jolt with another Congress MLA Monday threatening to resign.

Bengaluru: In another blow to the Cong-JD(S) coalition government, reports of independent candidate H Nagesh resigning from ministerial post have surfaced in the political circles on Monday morning.

Bengaluru: Even as Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy went into a huddle with the coalition leaders RPT coalition leaders in a last ditch attempt to save his 13 month old alliance government, hit by resignations of over a dozen Congress-JD(S) MLAs, disgruntled MLAs camped in Mumbai Sunday made it clear they will not withdraw.

Bengaluru: "Leaders are not thinking about protecting the coalition government in the state. In coalition, both the parties should have faith on each other. Unfortunately, there is no such a development here", MLA Roshan Baig who was suspended from the Congress said.

Bengaluru: A day after the resignation of over a dozen ruling Congress-JD(S) MLAs rocked the ruling coalition in Karnataka and plunged the state into a political crisis, both parties have gone into a huddle to discuss the next course of action to save the government.

Bengaluru: Raja Rajeshwari constituency MLA Munirathna said that he was ready to go with BJP as the development of his constituency was important to him.