<p> Janata Dal (Secular) State President Kumaraswamy said that four-five JD(S) MLAs, who are fence sitters, would have to face disciplinary ction. <br /><br /></p>.<p>“On Saturday, our party MLA N Cheluvarayaswamy was at the meeting held by Minister D K Shivakumar. If this is the way the MLAs are going to challenge the party, then we would be forced to take action,” he said. Asked what action would be taken, he said: “That has to be decided by the party president.”<br /><br />‘No positive response’<br /><br />To a question, Kumaraswamy said that he tried to convince the Congress at Delhi as to why it should work in tandem with the JD(S) but there was no positive response. <br /><br />Sources in the government said that even if a political party expels its MLAs, they would not lose their Assembly membership.</p>
<p> Janata Dal (Secular) State President Kumaraswamy said that four-five JD(S) MLAs, who are fence sitters, would have to face disciplinary ction. <br /><br /></p>.<p>“On Saturday, our party MLA N Cheluvarayaswamy was at the meeting held by Minister D K Shivakumar. If this is the way the MLAs are going to challenge the party, then we would be forced to take action,” he said. Asked what action would be taken, he said: “That has to be decided by the party president.”<br /><br />‘No positive response’<br /><br />To a question, Kumaraswamy said that he tried to convince the Congress at Delhi as to why it should work in tandem with the JD(S) but there was no positive response. <br /><br />Sources in the government said that even if a political party expels its MLAs, they would not lose their Assembly membership.</p>
