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Bangalore: State Speaker Declines Comment on SC Strictures

  •   Sun, May 15 2011 01:31:00 PM

Bangalore: State Speaker Declines Comment on SC Strictures

Bangalore, May 15 (PTI) Karnataka Assembly Speaker K G Bopaiah today declined to react to the critical observations made against him by Supreme Court while quashing his order disqualifying 11 BJP and five independent MLAs.

"No comments. I have no comments. I don't want to comment," he told reporters here when asked for his reaction to the strictures passed against him by the Supreme Court.

Setting aside Bhopaiah's order disqualifying the 16 MLAs ahead of the controversial October 2010 no trust motion, a Division Bench of the court had on Many 13 said the Speaker acted in "hot haste" to favour Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa.

On the demand by opposition Congress and JDS for his resignation in the wake of the apex court rapping him, Bopaiah said "let God bless them".
  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai / Mapusa

    Sun, May 15 2011

    Kindly give all the money you got from Yeddurappa to charities and spend all the remaining years of you life in community services.

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  • Rathnakar, Shirva

    Sun, May 15 2011

    First the congress should practice clean politics at centre. Then only it can preach Karnataka BJP. Everyone knows about the character of our central goverment (Number of scandals and especially cash for vote) what do you think Sangliyaana and Manorama cross voted because of their love towards the country?. All BJP bashers please ask Congress to follow ethics then preach BJP.

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  • Shaeen, India

    Sun, May 15 2011

    Mr.K G Bopaiah you known you did the wrong no need comment from you to public.  Resign  as a speaker from the assembly.  Why  do you continue occupying the valuable seat?.

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  • Abdul Khadar, Mulky

    Sun, May 15 2011

    Mr.Bopaiah better to resign from the Speaker post and quit the politics.

    When you disqualified 16 MLAs` you were commenting know why don`t now? Come on Mr. Speaker.

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  • Peter Pereira, Pune

    Sun, May 15 2011

    Bopaiah can not comment. He knows his misdeeds have been exposed and his tongue has become wooden plank. Shameless guy favoured evil and now find no words to prove his innocency.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Sun, May 15 2011

    Guilty consious need no accuser!Speaker already exposed beyond repair!Bopaaih is history and precedent for future reference for court preceedings of such nature.Shame on speaker-MR Bopaiah.

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