Bengaluru ( Karnataka ) [India] March 21 (ANI): The Karnataka The assembly approved the bill to suspend 18 BJP members on Friday. MLAs For half a year due to interrupting the Assembly's sessions.
The bill was introduced by Karnataka Minister of Law and Parliamentary Affairs HK Patil.
Commotion broke out in the legislature as members of the BJP MLAs Entered the Well of the House and also shredded and tossed documents onto Speaker UT Khader's seat.
The legislation providing for a 4% reservation quota for minority groups, inclusive of Muslims, in contractual positions has been approved. Karnataka Assembly.
This morning, the State Assembly was rocked by controversy following Karnataka The Cooperation Minister KN Rajanna alleged that he was targeted with a honey trap attempt.
BJP lawmakers shouted loudly with phrases like "down, down" as several members brandished CDs, asserting they possessed evidence of an alleged honeytrap incident. This led them to rush into the central area of the chamber during Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s speech.
R Ashoka, BJP MLA and Leader of Opposition in the Assembly stated, "This matter isn't confined to just one political party; it represents a massive conspiracy targeting lawmakers dedicated to serving the public. Some individuals are employing these tactics with an obvious ulterior motive."
In the assembly, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah spoke up for his administration and stated that there was absolutely no issue of shielding anybody involved in the HoneyTrap incident.
BJP leaders called for a judicial investigation, however Chief Minister Siddaramaiah stated that G Parmeshwara had already addressed the accusations made by KN Rajanna and initiated an inquiry.
"The government has the duty to safeguard all individuals involved in this case. As per legal standards, those found guilty must face consequences. In response, the Home Minister stated that if Rajanna lodged a complaint, an extensive investigation would be conducted. Since Rajanna did not identify anybody specifically, no actions can currently be taken against anyone mentioned within the case. Therefore, there is no provision for providing protection to specific persons at this time," the Chief Minister previously remarked. (ANI)
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