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BJP Lawmakers relax in Yoga session ahead of Karnataka Floor Test
BJP lawmakers in Karnataka were moved to Ramada hotel by their party so the coalition has no influence on them.
Before heading out for the assembly, NJP lawmakers were seen attending a relaxing Yoga session. The leaders expect to see a floor test decide the fate of the Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition government today.
The lawmakers were seen stretching their arms up in the air on lush green lawns of Ramada Hotel in few visuals. They were moved to the hotel by the BJP party to shield them from any attempt by the coalition to influence their decision.
Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy of the JDS party asked the party's rebels to come back and "expose" the BJP. However, the lawmakers said they wouldn't be attending the session. Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa said he's confident that "today will be the last day of the Kumaraswamy government".
13 legislators from the Congress and three from JDS - have resigned in the last two weeks, and two independent legislators have withdrawn their support to the coalition government making a total of 16 legislators pulling the plug.
