BJP seeks disqualification of 5 MLCs for alleged 'anti-party' activities in Karnataka

"the MLCs attract provisions of 2(1) A of the 10th schedule of the Constitution by aligning with another political party's activities."

BJP seeks disqualification of 5 MLCs for alleged 'anti-party' activities in Karnataka
BANGALORE: A day after seeking disqualification of 12 of its rebel MLAs, the ruling BJP today moved a complaint, urging similar action against five MLCs for alleged 'anti-party' activities.

BJP spokesmen Ashwathnarayana and Somanna Bevinamarada, both MLCs, filed a complaint before Legislative Council Secretary V Shreesh, praying for disqualification of five MLCs.

The party wants B J Puttaswamy, Mohan Limbikai, Bharathi Shetty, Mumtaz Ali Khan and Shivaraj Sajjanar disqualified with effect from Dec 9, 2012, the day they participated in a KJP rally at Haveri.

They contended that the MLCs attract provisions of 2(1) A of the 10th schedule of the Constitution by aligning with another political party's activities, though elected as BJP members.

Yesterday the BJP had moved a petition for disqualification of 12 MLAs who have identified with B S Yeddyurappa's party, Karnataka Janata Party.
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