BS Yeddyurappa and Sriramulu, who had both contested and won the Karnataka state assembly elections, have both resigned their MP posts, leading to the BJP losing their majority in the parliament. With the Karnataka assembly elections announced to have BJP winning 104 seats, and with 7 seats short of majority, the party withdrew by itself even without the floor test taking place, and BS Yeddyurappa resigned his CM Post yesterday.  

 


On Wednesday, HD Kumarasamy of the Congress - JDS alliance is all set to be sworn in as the CM of Karnataka. When BJP had formed a government at the centre, they had 282 seats, and formed the rule with majority after 30 years. However, they had been constantly losing majority with losses in state assembly elections, with the recent being the losses in Uttar Pradesh. 

 Image result for BJP aimed Karnataka, lost Parliament

With BJP having 273 seats in parliament till yesterday, and the requirement being 272 seats for majority, Yeddyurappa and Sriramulu resigned from their MP posts, leading to BJP strength getting reduced to 271 inclusive of the speaker.  With the elections not being nearby as well, BJP has lost its majority in the parliament, aiming at the Karnataka state victory. However, there may not be any chances of a no confidence motion this time, say political analysts.

Image result for BJP aimed Karnataka, lost Parliament

మరింత సమాచారం తెలుసుకోండి: