K'taka Speaker issues notice to 11 rebel MLAs

The rebel MLAs, who are staying in Goa, have to reply for the notice before Sunday, Oct 10. The notice was issued under anti-defection act. The political instability still continues in the state after some rebel MLAs declared their support to the BS Yeddyurappa government.
BJP leaders in Karnataka have announced that the rebels will support the government and Yeddyurappa will prove majority in the assembly.
Mean while, former Chief Minister and JDS leader HD Kumaraswamy told the media that many of the rebel MLAs are still against Yeddyurappa and will support the non-confidence motion against the government.
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