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Siddaramaiah cautioned media houses against peddling "false news" and said that he would give them a befitting reply if they repeat the allegation in front of him
 

The Karnataka coalition government lost the majority by getting 99 votes in the trust vote session that was held today against the 105 MLAs who stood in opposition.
 

Alleging that two Independent MLAs are lodged in a building, Congress workers took to protesting in front of Nitesh apartments on Race Course Road, Bengaluru

The BJP took to Twitter to send a message to chief minister HD Kumaraswamy as there was a delay in his presence in the state Assembly
 

Here is how Karnataka Speaker Ramesh Kumar slammed the rebel MLAs who are refusing to return to the Assembly session.

As the state reels under the effects of political uncertainty in the midst of the coalition crisis in Karnataka, people of Bengaluru are clearly unhappy and want some sanity to prevail

Chief minister HD Kumaraswamy issued a press release ahead of the trust vote claiming that BJP has taken “Karnataka political scenario to a new low”
 

Rebel Karnataka MLAs in Mumbai have released a second video. In the video, the MLAs have said that they were not forced to resign from the parties and that they would not be appearing in the Karnataka Assembly for the trust vote on July 22

 

Karnataka BJP president Yeddyurappa spoke about Monday’s (July 22) no trust motion and said that the state government does not enjoy majority and hoped that everything will come to an end by Monday evening

With the adjournment of the House and the government failing to take up voting on the confidence motion, the floor test for the Kumaraswamy-led Karnataka government to prove majority will most likely take place on Monday at 11am.

Karnataka political crisis sees no end as Congress and BJP do not agree on the coalition seeking more time to prove majority

 

When the previous deadline ended, BJP leader BS Yeddyurappa stood up and pressed for division on the vote of confidence moved by chief minister HD Kumaraswamy
 

Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar explains how trust vote will be held in the Assembly

While Congress alleged that one of their MLAs had been kidnapped, they also succeeded in buying more time to prove majority in the Karnataka Assembly today. Watch Bengaluru Night Cap for your daily dose of news from across the city.