The budget session of the Karnataka Assembly was off to a stormy start after BJP lawmakers marched to the well of the House and shouted slogans "Go back Governor...No Government in the state." The BJP claimed that the Kumaraswamy-led Congress-Janata Dal (United) coalition government lacked majority as four Congress lawmakers were missing in the House today.
Coalition partners, the JD(U) and the Congress, alleged that the BJP was trying to destabilize the government by luring ruling party lawmakers.
Amid the pandemonium, Governor Vajubhai Vala read only two pages of his speech and left the House. Soon after, Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar tabled the Governor's speech as 'read' and copies of his address were circulated to the legislators.
Bengaluru: Protest in Karnataka Assembly by opposition parties during Governor Vajubhai Vala's address. BJP alleged that the present government doesn't have the numbers & is a minority government. pic.twitter.com/lqbxyvsSav
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