Six Ministers huddle with Yediyurappa, but say they will abide by party decision
The Hindu
They had played a key role in bringing BJP to power
Soon after the State Cabinet meeting on Thursday, at least six Ministers, whose resignations were responsible for bringing down the previous Congress–JD(S) coalition government and putting the incumbent government in power, were huddled with Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa. This gained significance with news running thick and wild about the possible resignation of Mr. Yediyurappa and when it would happen. Among those present were N. Nagaraju (MTB), K. Gopalaiah, K. Sudhakar, Shivaram Hebbar, Byrathi Basavaraj, and B.C. Patil. However, they took pains to explain that their visit was not political but administrative. They rubbished rumours of them being ready to resign.
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