Unhappy over non-inclusion in Karnataka Cabinet, 2 Congress MLAs resign
Two Congress MLAs in Karnataka have resigned following their exclusion from the state cabinet expansion. The move creates political pressure on the leadership as the party prepares to induct 20 new ministers.
Why it matters
Internal party dissent can destabilize state governments and impact legislative efficiency in regional politics.
BENGALURU: Two Congress MLAs resigned from the Karnataka Legislative assembly on Monday after they were left out of the state cabinet expansion. Indi MLA Yashavantarayagouda V Patil and Sagar MLA Belur Gopalakrishna announced their resignations ahead of the swearing-in ceremony for the new ministers.Patil handed his resignation to deputy speaker Rudrappa Lamani at Vidhana Soudha.
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