The political crisis that has been going on in Karnataka for the last one month has ended today. In the Karnataka assembly, the Yeddyurappa government has got a majority.In the meantime, the opposition has not demanded a division. The Yediyurappa government won the majority with a voice vote. For the majority of 207 legislators in the Karnataka assembly, it had to cross the figure of 104, which the BJP government had crossed. The BJP has 105 legislators in the House now. In Karnataka three days earlier BS Yeddyurappa took oath of office. Three days later, he got a majority in the House. Yeddyurappa presented a confidence motion of only one line in the House, which states that the House believed in the government led by him.
Yeddyurappa's government has won the majority of seats in the House after the political crisis since a month in Karnataka. After this, Karnataka Legislative Assembly Chairman KR Ramesh Kumar resigned from his post. Meanwhile, Speaker K R Ramesh said, "I have decided to free myself from this office." I have decided to resign. By saying this, he handed his resignation letter to the deputy speaker Krishna Reddy. Speaker K. R. Kumar said on his 14-month long tenure, "I have done my 'discretion' and acted according to the Constitution. I tried to maintain the dignity of my post to my full potential.
HD Kumaraswamy: Power for Narendra Modi and JP Nadda too is not permanent. We will not try to bring your number from 105 to 100 or less. You talk about drought, at least now see how you will work. We will cooperate to support you people.
HD Kumaraswamy: Power is not permanent, even for Narendra Modi and JP Nadda We will try to bring down your number from 105 to either 100 or lower. You speak of drought, at least now let's see how you will work. We will cooperate with you
