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Cong pitches for President’s rule in Karnataka

March 19, 2012 07:46 pm | Updated November 16, 2021 11:26 pm IST - Bangalore

The Congress in Karnataka today demanded dismissal of the state government and imposition of President’s rule, saying there is ‘zero governance’ in the wake of internal bickering in the ruling BJP over the leadership issue.

“We urge Karnataka Governor H.R. Bhardwaj to recommend dissolution of the state Assembly as governance has hit a roadblock,” Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee President G. Parameshwara told reporters.

He was speaking after Congress candidate K. Rahman Khan filed his nomination for Rajya Sabha election here today.

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Mr. Parameshwara also urged Mr. Bhardwaj to facilitate fresh mandate “as government is likely to fall today or tomorrow in the light of internal bickering in BJP reaching flashpoint.” He said Congress would submit a memorandum to the Governor, seeking dismissal of the government.

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