mahesh, Riyad

Moral of the story - Never ever trust the politicians!

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sharief, mulki/abudhabi

Whatever agreement made basically unholy and mockery of peoples right to vote, as both parties got big junk of votes for the principles of respective parties and its communal views. Instead of patch of government,better to go fresh polls.

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SYED AHMED, DAMMAM / MANGALORE

If the political parties do not behave properly, then President's rule is the best solution. if the political parties want election, then all the political parties should pay all the expenses of this election.The political criminals should not be allowed to play with the life, property and money of the PUBLIC.

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bangra, manjeswar

The transfer of power as promised by HD Kumarswamy to the BJP was well known by political followers, as like father, like son, power hungry, grabbing wealth, this are the only reasons to stick to power, great make good politcians for themselves, i.e getting richer day by day, hook or crook, stick to power and this is not only their philosophy but the third world country politicians, India is no exception to this rule, we call ourselves forwards but need to go miles to civilize and culture our thinking and behaviour.

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Ronald , Bantwal

Yudiyurappa is also not so prominent for the recognised post , who can do anything to get power and become C.M.. Once he was dead against to JDS But Kumaraswamy `s offer after 18 months C.M. chair made him mad and he agreed to sit wherever possible.

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Wilfred J. Lewis, Matpady-Brhamavar/ Manhttan-New York

In my opinion that BJP should head the state as this was a deal between BJP and JD. I expect BJP to be more gentler, helpful to minorities and develop the Karnataka state as western nations as lot of BJP leadership resides in Western Countries. Term Limits (maximum two or three terms to an office) were adapted by the voters, in many democracies to stream line the acts of the elected represntatives - politicians.

These term limits seems to be a must to India, so that the elected reprentatives can dedicate their time and efforts to build a strong developed nation, state instead of concentrating in developing their children and grand childrens political career.

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Kabeer, Mangalore

Great, well-done Devegowda, I really appreciate JDS leaders, even they made this decision only because of power greediness, but let’s not give power to communalists. At present situation, handing over the power to BJP is quite worst than cheating a person or a party. Although, BJP leaders are not come from "SATYA HARISCHADRA" family.

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Royston, Mangalore

Well, nothing surprising here. DeveGowda is showing his true colors like past. The list of his ditching and backstabbing includes - Mr. Ramakrishna Hegde (who nurtured him like his own son), Mr. S.R Bommai and recently Mr.Dharam Singh of Congress. They say the people practicing the worlds "OLDEST PROFESSION" do not have any shame and some of our political party leaders are worse than that.

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Peter Menezes, M'lore/Saud/Weatherford

It seem to me no one is bothered about people..only power, party, chair..etc. Why we need a election in our country?...It is better to have a king at least we can have peaceful sleep than these political tention of politicans thinking about their chair,party, religion, power etc. Let us pray for India...chak de INDIA.....Let us wait and see how much India will (chak) shine????.

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Alexander P Menezes, Karkala/Dubai

I am not quite surprised to see the situation of today that Janata Dal has created for BJP. I had expected that Mr. Kumaraswami would be backing off from the power transfer to BJP. As expected, Mr. DeveGowda, played his cards at the right time after enjoying the power for almost 19 months. He should have gracefully handed over the power to BJP as per their agreement, instead of backing off.

This is mere cheating.. What a disgrace, to hear about a thought from the Dal Leaders that they are prepared to continue, if the CM position is retained by Mr. Kumaraswamy!!! This is nothing but a Greedy Power Hungry cheap politician with no self esteem at all.

One would really be disgusted to hear about these developments in Karnataka. It looks like the Congress is going to benefit immensely from this if the elections are held in the state and they must be busy watching the developments carefully to try and get maximum benefits from this.

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Alfred J. Rebello, Kundapur/Dubai

The polls are the best. At least we will have a Chief Minister as per the voters mandate, be him Congress, BJP or JD(S) party. However, the voters should be careful that they should not vote those who try to divide the country on the basis of religion. However, all voters should consider that we are Indians first and the religion is a private affair of all different faiths.

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Eric Coelho, Mangalore

Promises are to be made and but not to be fulfilled. This has been the policy of the Polictians of our Great Mahatma Gandhi's India. It is during the Elections or between Political parties relationship, these Politicians make promises for Political Gains or to amass Wealth. The Politicians are like Bumble Bees or Parasites.

It is time that we Indians who think of better development wake up and start cleaning the system and wipe out these parasites. When HDK became CM, Deve Gowda said I am not involved for breaking away from Congress and joining BJP but now HDK says that I have to seek High Command Permission. I think it is becoming like the British Idea of Divide and Rule Policy.

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