Ahead of the floor test in Karnataka on Friday theMLAs of the Bhartiya Janata Party walked out of the assembly showing theirdiscontent with the party in power.
The MLAs moved out of the assemblyto press the government to waive off the farmer's loan.
The former Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa also said that the party will hold a statewide bandh on May 28, if CM Kumaraswamy does not respond to their demands.
BJP leader R Ashoka said, " We walked out on the issue of farmers' loan waivers. We will hold state-wide bandh on May 28. We will be aggressive now."
Congress leader DK Shivkumar hit out at the BJP for walking out of the assembly. He said that were a responsible government and cannot act to the wishes of the BJP.
He said, " They cannot waste public money, if a law and order problem is created it'll be because of them. They cannot force and blackmail us, we are a responsible government and cannot act to wishes of BJP".
The Congress led by chief minister HD Kumaraswamy won the vote of confidence in the Karnataka assembly on Friday.