With the Janata Dal doing a U-turn on supporting BJP government for the voting session in assembly, the situation in karnataka state comes back a full circle to the same situation as one month back. A few reasons why JDS is not willing to support is clear:
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they dont have rights over bangalore administration portfolio, which means they cant control ashok kheny
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they dont have rights over mining portfolio which means they cant control janardhan reddy and loads of cash inflow
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they dont have rights over BDA, which means they lose all money related to bangalore project clearances
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they anyway dont like the aspect of a yedi chiefministership
Having said this, what will happen next? – there are a few options
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JDS aligns with congress and forms government, it will be remote controlled by gowda again
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in all likelihood kumaraswamy would be chief minister
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if congress does not agree with this, then it will be polls
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an alternative government can be formed with vatal nagaraj, mp prakash and supporters, and splinters from congress and bjp, and samajwadi party (bangarappa) which in most likelihood will finish full term
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presidents rule back again upon governors recommendation
its interesting to note that we the public of karnataka have brought the state to such a situation where we allow a minority party to function as the government which defeats the basic purpose of voters rights!
What would you want in karnataka now?
Presidents rule will be imposed for another 2 years
BJP will sign memorandum and continue with JDS
Independent parties will form government
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