Will not move no confidence motion against Cong-JDS govt:BJP
Amid toppling bid allegations levelled by the Congress-JDS ruling coalition against it, the BJP's Karnataka unit chief B S Yeddyurappa said Tuesday his party would not move a no confidence motion against it though corruption was "rampant" and there was lack of coordination between the partners.
Speaking to reporters after the BJP legislature party meeting here ahead of the budget session tomorrow, Yeddyurappa said the legislators had detailed discussions on various issues ranging from the governments "failure" to live up to expectations of people, lack of development works and "rampant corruption."
In absence of coordination between the coalition partners in the government, there was no understanding among the ministers and the MLAs, the BJP state chief alleged.
"We have information that at least 20 MLAs gave open statement during their stay in the resort that they will not support H D Kumaraswamy.
Even chief minister had said that he was working like a clerk without ...