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The Bharatiya Janata Party central leadership on Monday suspended two MPs from Karnataka the former Chief Minister B. S. Yeddyurappas son, B.Y. Raghavendra, and the former Minister C. M. Udasi...

Terming all the allegations levelled by former chief minister Sadananda Gowda baseless and politically-motivated, former PWD minister C M Udasi said, Gowda has lost his mental balance to make statements like I am responsible for his dismissal from ...

Cracking the whip, BJP today suspended Lok Sabha members B Y Raghavendra and Shivakumar Udasi for "anti-party activities" as they had been identified with B S Yeddyurappa's Karnataka Janata Party. State BJP had been pushing for action against them, ...

KJP president BS Yeddyurappa with C M Udasi and Shobha Karandlaje during a workshop for party candidates in Bangalore on Monday | Express Former CM BS Yeddyurappa held a workshop for the KJP candidates on the effective management of May 5 Assembly ...

Karnataka Janata Paksha (KJP) president B.S. Yeddyurappa on Thursday urged party workers to prepare for the the Lok Sabha elections scheduled in 2014. Addressing a meeting here convened to discuss the party's performance in the Assembly elections, ...

Coincidences tend to feed superstition, but one cannot miss the ironies they throw up. Consider these, for instance:May 8, 2013. 8 a.m. Counting of votes in the Karnataka Assembly elections starts. 10.20 a.m. The first result is outShakuntala Shetty ...

(05/08/2013) Close 11:28 12:48 @kiranshaw@IndiaToday Don't blame Modi - No magic can work on a Govt that fails the people. Congress can have same fate if they don't deliverThursday May 9, 2013 12:48 kiranshaw 12:38 Srivatsa Krishna@SrivatsaKrishnaAs ...

Results to the Assembly polls in Karnataka are along predictable lines. Ending nine years of political uncertainty, Karnataka's voters delivered a clear-cut victory for the Congress by voting for stability and against the first ever BJP government ...

India News: As the winning trend trickled in, Congress workers thronged the city's counting centres to announce their return to power. While the Congress won a clear mandate across the State, the Bangalore city was not devoid of its share of support ...