Kumaraswamy says no goback on the decision

Monday, November 19, 2007, 16:53 [IST]

Bangalore, Nov 19: Former Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy today asserted that there was no going back in the Janata Dal (S) decision to withdraw support to the Yeddyurappa led Government in the state. Talking to newsmen at the Assembly lounge he said there was no room for conciliation between the JD(S) and the BJP and the party was firm in its decision to vote against the trust vote.

If an opportunity was provided the party would make its stand known on the floor of the house.

UNI

Topics: karnataka, chief minister, yedi, bjp, jd-s, yeddyurappa, trust vote, kumaraswamy, deve gowda, hdk

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