K’taka CM agrees to 2nd floor test on Oct 14.

 

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The farce of democracy is in full swing.

-En masse self adduction(?) of legislators.

their open demand for reconciliation.

partial acceptance of the demands by the CM.

-CM’s declaration each of the legislators have been bribed.

the mediation(?) by the erst while nemesis of the CM( Reddy Bros)

disqualification of the legislators by the Speaker,despite the fact that independent MLAs can not be disqualified under Anti-Defection Law.

-party MLAs can not also be disqualified before they defy the party whip or vote against the Government.

-Governor’s unsolicited advice prior to Speaker

-CM stating he shall parade the MLAs in Delhi before the president( at this rate he will parade them any where excepting in Vidhana Soudha)

_ Kumaraswamy openly instigating MLAs.

Intention of the MLAs has been clear when they blackmailed the CM.Then and there they should have been disqualified.

Anti defection law must be to prevent destabilization and not taking action after destabilization.

Governor is within his rights to demand Second floor test

Story:

The BJP government in Karnataka is in an open war with Governor HR Bhardwaj who termed Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa’s floor test a “farce” and offered him the chance of a second trust vote on October 14.

The BJP called for the immediate recall of Bhardwaj accusing him of abusing his power to destabilize the government.

Yeddyurappa has reportedly accepted the Governor’s challenge and agreed to face a second trust vote, according sources. The CM has written to the Governor agreeing to prove his majority in the state Assembly on October 14.

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