Karnataka crisis live updates: We have no objection to no-confidence motion, says BS Yeddyurappa

Assembly speaker KR Ramesh Kumar has said a slot would be allotted for trust vote whenever the Karnataka chief minister seeks it

We will abide by the Supreme Court order. Our decision is final, there is no going back: Rebel Congress leader BC Patil outside Siddhi Vinayak Ganpati Temple in Mumbai

After Congress, BJP plans to move its MLAs to a resort this evening: TV reports

Congress to move its MLAs to Clarks Exotica Convention Resorts in Bengaluru after the assembly proceedings today, reports ANI

Reacting to the development, BJP leader and former deputy chief minister K S Eshwarappa says, "Friday's session was meant for condolences but the chief minister chose to speak about seeking trust vote. The chief minister should have spoken paying condolences to the departed souls. He has to think how justified is it to seek trust vote in the middle of paying tributes."

"The ongoing political developments, this confusion has been created due to the action of some MLAs. I am ready for everything. I am not here to stick on to power," says Kumaraswamy

After CM moves confidence motion, the speaker takes up obituary references.

Ready for everything, I am not here to cling to power: CM HD Kumaraswamy

After all these developments, I am seeking your permission and time to prove the majority in this session: Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy in Vidhana Soudha

SC directs Karnataka speaker to maintain status quo as of Friday with regard to resignation and disqualification of 10 rebel MLAs.

Karnataka crisis: SC to hear matter further on July 16

One of the rebel MLAs was involved in Ponzy scheme for which govt is being accused of: Senior advocate Rajeev Dhavan, appearing for Karnataka CM, tells SC

Disqualification proceedings have been filed against eight MLAs: Singhvi, counsel for speaker tells SC.

SC orders status quo till Tuesday on Karnataka's 10 rebel Congress and JD(S) MLAs.

SC order was passed without hearing other side, what can speaker do in such situation, asks Karnataka CM's lawyer Abhishek Manu Singhvi.

Speaker has the responsibility to satisfy himself that resignations were voluntary, Singhvi tells the Supreme Court

MLAs in plea have levelled corruption allegations and order was passed without hearing me: Singhvi to Supreme Court

MLAs in plea have levelled corruption allegations and order was passed without hearing me: Singhvi to SC