Bengaluru: A fresh political war erupted in Karnataka Monday as the ruling Congress-JDS coalition and BJP accused each other of making a renewed bid to poach MLAs, with chief minister H.D Kumaraswamy saying he has "sufficient numbers" to run a stable government.

New Delhi: The Congress said Monday it has a stable government with the Janata Dal (Secular) in Karnataka and it will remain so despite the BJP's attempts to break the alliance.

Shivamogga: Three more monkeys found dead at Mulugudde Town in the limits of Jeni gram panchayat in the Hosanagar taluk in the district.

Bengaluru: As Karnataka's ruling coalition constituents Congress and JD(S) get down to brass tacks for the Lok Sabha polls, Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy said his party should not be treated as "third grade citizens" and that both the partners adopt a "give and take policy" to put up a united fight against the BJP.

Mysuru: JDS state president H. Vishwanath said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a one man show.

Mysuru: Strongly refuting the statement of the Prime Minister against him, Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy said that Narendra Modi should speak to suit his position.

Chikkodi: “I will not join BJP for any reason. I have discussed with AICC president Rahul Gandhi and former chief minister Siddaramaiah”, said MLA and Chief Whip Ganesh Hukkeri.

Hubballi: Home Minister MB Patil ridiculed that “MLA Shamanur Shivashankarappa had a general store and was working as a middleman. But he has won the election after tearing the B form of somebody”.