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Launch: Mlc: No Tiff In B'gavi Cong Over Gruha Lakshmi Launch In Mysuru | Hubballi News - Vimarsana News

Launch: Mlc: No Tiff In B'gavi Cong Over Gruha Lakshmi Launch In Mysuru | Hubballi News

Belagavi: Congress MLC Channaraj Hattiholi and women and child welfare minister Laxmi Hebbalkar’s brother, said there is no difference of opinion amon.

'He doesn't seem normal': K'taka home minister responds to Cong MLC's 'he smokes weed and speaks' remark - Vimarsana News

'He doesn't seem normal': K'taka home minister responds to Cong MLC's 'he smokes weed and speaks' remark

Karnataka home minister Araga Jnanendra has said that Congress leader BK Hariprasad "does not seem normal". This comes after Hariprasad suggested that the home minister smokes weed before issuing statements.

Karnataka Congress leader CM Ibrahim resigns from party and MLC post, likely to join JD(S) - Vimarsana News

Karnataka Congress leader CM Ibrahim resigns from party and MLC post, likely to join JD(S)

Karnataka Congress leader CM Ibrahim resigned from the party and his MLC post on Saturday. He is likely to join the Janata Dal (S) next week.

Opposition MLCs continue to boycott questions - Vimarsana News

Opposition MLCs continue to boycott questions

Opposition MLCs continue to boycott questions However, Deputy Chairman MK Pranesh said that members can only boycott answers if they are not satisfied, and cannot boycott questions without asking them.  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Minister for Cooperation S T Somashekar speaks at the Legislative Council at Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru on Tuesday | Express By Express News Service BENGALURU: The refusal of Congress MLCs to ask questions to six ministers on Tuesday — citing the reason that they had sought injunction against broadcasting defamatory visuals of themselves — led to an u...