<p>Seeking to take advantage of the political instability haunting the ruling BJP in Karnataka, the Opposition Congress has decided to move a no-confidence motion against the Jagadish Shettar government during the winter session of the legislature commencing in Belgaum on December 5.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Congress leader in the Assembly Siddaramaiah, speaking to reporters at Hoovinahadagali, about 160 km from here, said on Thursday that his party had decided to move a no-confidence motion against the BJP government.<br /><br />He said he was sceptical about Shettar completing the BJP’s remaining tenure in office in the backdrop of fissures in the ruling party with former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa going ahead to form his own political outfit.<br /><br />Siddaramaiah claimed the two regional parties Karnataka Janata Party and BSR Congress formed by Yeddyurappa and B Sreeramulu, respectively, had no future in the State, as people would not trust regional outfits.<br /><br />BSR Congress headed by Sreeramulu was funded by money earned from illegal mining barons and former ministers Reddy brothers, he alleged.<br /><br />Assembly elections are due in the State early next year.</p>
<p>Seeking to take advantage of the political instability haunting the ruling BJP in Karnataka, the Opposition Congress has decided to move a no-confidence motion against the Jagadish Shettar government during the winter session of the legislature commencing in Belgaum on December 5.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Congress leader in the Assembly Siddaramaiah, speaking to reporters at Hoovinahadagali, about 160 km from here, said on Thursday that his party had decided to move a no-confidence motion against the BJP government.<br /><br />He said he was sceptical about Shettar completing the BJP’s remaining tenure in office in the backdrop of fissures in the ruling party with former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa going ahead to form his own political outfit.<br /><br />Siddaramaiah claimed the two regional parties Karnataka Janata Party and BSR Congress formed by Yeddyurappa and B Sreeramulu, respectively, had no future in the State, as people would not trust regional outfits.<br /><br />BSR Congress headed by Sreeramulu was funded by money earned from illegal mining barons and former ministers Reddy brothers, he alleged.<br /><br />Assembly elections are due in the State early next year.</p>