Bangalore, Jun 7 (PTI) With the opposition Congress and JDS continuing their boycott, the ten-day session of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly was cut short today and adjourned sine die.
The session commenced on June two with the JDS of former Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda staying away from day one and the Congress also keeping off proceedings from last Friday.
Both parties have been demanding the resignation of the Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa and the Speaker K G Bopaiah contending that the Supreme Court had passed "strictures" against them while quashing the disqualification of 16 MLAs (the then 11 BJP rebels and five independents).
The government's stand is that the apex court had not passed any strictures, but only made certain observations on the disqualification order passed by Bopaiah.