All the ministers belonging to Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) put in their papers on Monday.

Earlier, 21 Congress ministers had resigned from the Council of Ministers.

Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy leads JDS-Congress coalition government in the state.

"All JD(S) ministers have resigned, like the 21 Congress ministers who had resigned," tweeted the Chief Minister's Office from their official Twitter account.

The CMO said that the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/karnataka-cabinet-to-be-restructured-cm-kumaraswamy-says-government-will-run-smoothly-234008">Council of Ministers would soon be restructured</a>.

"I do not have any kind of anxiety about the present political development. I do not want to discuss anything about politics," Chief Minister Kumaraswamy told media persons.

The current political crisis in the state will be resolved and the government will run smoothly, Kumaraswamy had said earlier in the day.

"The issue will be resolved. Don't worry. This government will run smoothly in the state," Kumaraswamy told reporters.

Earlier today, independent legislator H Nagesh withdrew support from the government and resigned as a minister.

The 13-month-old coalition government in the state slumped into crisis following the resignation of their 11 MLAs from the membership of the state Assembly on June 6.

JDS MLA H Vishwanath, however, had claimed that 14 MLAs have jointly tendered their resignations to Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar.

However, the Speaker is yet to accept their resignations.

All the ministers belonging to Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) put in their papers on Monday. Earlier, 21 Congress ministers had resigned from the Council of Ministers.

All the ministers belonging to Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) put in their papers on Monday. Earlier, 21 Congress ministers had resigned from the Council of Ministers. Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy leads JDS-Congress coalition government in the state. "All JD(S) ministers have resigned, like the 21 Congress ministers who had resigned," tweeted the Chief Minister's Office from their official Twitter account. The CMO said that the Council of Ministers would soon be restructured. "I do not have any kind of anxiety about the present political development. I do not want to discuss anything about politics," Chief Minister Kumaraswamy told media persons. The current political crisis in the state will be resolved and the government will run smoothly, Kumaraswamy had said earlier in the day. "The issue will be resolved. Don't worry. This government will run smoothly in the state," Kumaraswamy told reporters. Earlier today, independent legislator H Nagesh withdrew support from the government and resigned as a minister. The 13-month-old coalition government in the state slumped into crisis following the resignation of their 11 MLAs from the membership of the state Assembly on June 6. JDS MLA H Vishwanath, however, had claimed that 14 MLAs have jointly tendered their resignations to Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar. However, the Speaker is yet to accept their resignations.

All Janata Dal (Secular) ministers have resigned: Karnataka CM Kumaraswamy's Office

Caught off guard, Karnataka Congress in charge, K C Venugopal, rushed to Bengaluru on Saturday after <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/kumaraswamy-led-govt-in-karnataka-in-trouble-as-11-ruling-party-lawmakers-resign-233558">eight Congress and three Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) MLAs resigned </a>from the Assembly, bringing the coalition government into a minority.

Meanwhile former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has been tasked to contact the dissidents in the party.

According to sources, D K Shivakumar has also mounted efforts to convince the MLAs to come back.remain in the party fold.

The Congress-JD(S) coalition government in Karnataka appeared to have gone into a minority with 11 of the MLAs belonging to the two parties quitting the Assembly as the crisis deepened for the ruling dispensation.

Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy, who belongs to the JD(S), is away in the US and is expected to fly back here on Sunday.

With today's developments, the strength of the ruling coalition in Karnataka has come down to 105, which is eight short of the half-way mark of 113 for a majority.

Caught off guard, Karnataka Congress in charge, K C Venugopal, rushed to Bengaluru on Saturday after eight Congress and three Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) MLAs resigned from the Assembly, bringing the coalition government into a minority.

Caught off guard, Karnataka Congress in charge, K C Venugopal, rushed to Bengaluru on Saturday after eight Congress and three Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) MLAs resigned from the Assembly, bringing the coalition government into a minority. Meanwhile former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has been tasked to contact the dissidents in the party. According to sources, D K Shivakumar has also mounted efforts to convince the MLAs to come back.remain in the party fold. The Congress-JD(S) coalition government in Karnataka appeared to have gone into a minority with 11 of the MLAs belonging to the two parties quitting the Assembly as the crisis deepened for the ruling dispensation. Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy, who belongs to the JD(S), is away in the US and is expected to fly back here on Sunday. With today's developments, the strength of the ruling coalition in Karnataka has come down to 105, which is eight short of the half-way mark of 113 for a majority.

Karnataka Congress in charge KC Venugopal rushes to Bengaluru after 11 MLAs resign

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All Janata Dal (Secular) ministers have resigned: Karnataka CM Kumaraswamy's Office

Karnataka Congress in charge KC Venugopal rushes to Bengaluru after 11 MLAs resign