Karnataka Assembly Session begins tomorrow as backdrop of jarring notes between Congress, JD (S)

Bengaluru: In the midst of coalition concerns, Karnataka's first full-fledged session after the arrival of the HD (Kumaraswamy) led JD (S) government will begin on Monday with Governor Vajubhai Vala during the joint session. 19659002] This will be the third time that the Fifteenth Assembly will meet after the Assembly elections in May, which resulted in a fractured verdict, with the BJP becoming the largest party, but not having the necessary numbers to form the government

. In the first session of May 19, three-day-old BS Yeddyurappa resigned from the BJP government before even pbading the test with figures, while the latter saw Kumaraswamy win the vote of confidence on May 25.

The session begins on Monday against the backdrop of jarring notes from Congress and the JDS, even on the issue of presenting a full-fledged budget and several ministerial aspirants from both parties who have failed to return to the cabinet. On the other hand, the BJP's opposition, which has described the government as "an unholy alliance," is ready to grab it on a host of issues, including the discord between Coalition partners affecting governance and delays in implementing the highly publicized agricultural loan exemption that JD (S) had promised to implement within 24 hours of coming to power.

With the five-member committee set up by the Congressional-JD (S) Coordinating Committee to draft a common minimum program for the coalition government, ready with its report that includes the loan waiver of Culture, the focus will now be on the budget to be presented on July 5, by Kumaraswamy, who also holds the finance portfolio.

in public by some congressional leaders and JDS on several issues, including the presentation of the budget.

Siddaramaiah, who held the finance portfolio in the previous government, had recently stated that there was no need for a new budget and insisted on an additional budget. Adding to the discomfort of the coalition is the controversy over a video that allegedly showed the remarks of the chairman of the Siddaramaiah Coordinating Committee, questioning the need for a new budget and expressing skepticism about the longevity of the government .

Tuesday.

Before that, another video had been aired last Sunday, showing Siddaramaiah expressing his dissatisfaction with some congressional MPs about introducing a new budget.

During the nine-day session ending on July 12, it will also be interesting to see how Congress and JD (S), who fought hard during the elections, will try to counter the formidable opposition BJP with members, in the Assembly of 224 members