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Horatti quits after govt threatens no confidence motion

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By Arun Dev Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
The Karnataka Legislative Council chairman, Basavaraj Horatti, resigned on Friday after the Congress government told him it would seek his removal through a no confidence motion if he refused to step aside, clearing the way for the ruling party to take control of the Upper House. HT Image Horatti said the Congress government had put him under pressure to leave and had warned that it would move a no confidence motion against him if he refused.
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EC extends SIR deadline, BLOs get nine more days

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By Arun Dev Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
BENGALURU: The Election Commission has extended the deadline for Karnataka’s electoral roll revision from August 8 to August 17, giving Booth Level Officers nine additional days to complete house-to-house verification and pushing publication of the draft electoral roll to August 24 after nearly half of Bengaluru’s electors were marked under the ASDDO category.
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Horatti quits after govt threatens no confidence motion

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| HT Syndication
BENGALURU, Aug. 8 -- The Karnataka Legislative Council chairman, Basavaraj Horatti, resigned on Friday after the Congress government told him it would seek his removal through a no confidence motion if he refused to step aside, clearing the way for the ruling party to take control of the Upper House. Horatti said the Congress government had put him under pressure to leave and had warned that it would move a no confidence motion against him if he refused.
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