Karnataka legislative council deputy chairman S L Dharme Gowda commits suicide

Karnataka Legislative Council Deputy Chairman S L Dharme Gowda who allegedly died by suicide was reportedly depressed over the December 15 incident in the House, where he was pulled down from the chair during the one day session. Dharme Gowda was at the centre of the high drama in the legislative council on December 15, which saw BJP-JD(S) and Congress members hurling abuses and pushing each other over a row pertaining to a no-confidence motion against Chairman K Pratapachandra Shetty.

Dharme Gowda was at the centre of the high drama in the legislative council on December 15, which saw BJP-JD(S) and Congress members hurling abuses and pushing each other over a row pertaining to a no-confidence motion against Chairman K Pratapachandra Shetty.

During the ruckus, Dharme Gowda, who was on the Chairman''s seat, was pulled down by some Congress legislators who accused him of occupying the chair against the rules.

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Karnataka legislative council deputy chairman S L Dharme Gowda commits suicide (deccanchronicle.com)

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