<p>In the prevailing circumstances, the coalition government should recommend the Governor for dissolution of the Assembly, and go for fresh elections, said Congress MLC Raghu Achar.</p>.<p>Speaking to reporters here on Saturday, he said, “This is my personal view. But I will express it if I get a chance to speak on the party<br />platform.”</p>.<p>“Karnataka politics should be a fine example in the country. But going by current political turmoil, it (the state) is far from being a role model. Getting elected as MLA is in itself a big thing. Keeping this in mind, the MLAs should strive for the development of their constituency for five years rather than lobbying for ministership or other lucrative posts,” Raghu Achar<br />said.</p>.<p>To a query on the resignation of rebel MLAs, the MLC said, “Rebel MLAs ball is in Supreme Court. I won’t comment on it. I am confident that the government will survive. But it is not right to continue in power by bringing the rebel MLAs back by yielding to their demands.”</p>.<p>“Those who have resigned as MLAs are under the impression that they would get re-elected. But people of their constituencies are watching the developments and they will definitely defeat them in next elections,” he added.</p>
<p>In the prevailing circumstances, the coalition government should recommend the Governor for dissolution of the Assembly, and go for fresh elections, said Congress MLC Raghu Achar.</p>.<p>Speaking to reporters here on Saturday, he said, “This is my personal view. But I will express it if I get a chance to speak on the party<br />platform.”</p>.<p>“Karnataka politics should be a fine example in the country. But going by current political turmoil, it (the state) is far from being a role model. Getting elected as MLA is in itself a big thing. Keeping this in mind, the MLAs should strive for the development of their constituency for five years rather than lobbying for ministership or other lucrative posts,” Raghu Achar<br />said.</p>.<p>To a query on the resignation of rebel MLAs, the MLC said, “Rebel MLAs ball is in Supreme Court. I won’t comment on it. I am confident that the government will survive. But it is not right to continue in power by bringing the rebel MLAs back by yielding to their demands.”</p>.<p>“Those who have resigned as MLAs are under the impression that they would get re-elected. But people of their constituencies are watching the developments and they will definitely defeat them in next elections,” he added.</p>
