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Will the Karnataka deadlock be broken? January 26, 2006 19:14 IST Janata Dal-Secular chief H D Deve Gowda and the party's rebel legislators led by his son H D Kumaraswamy are holding a meeting in a bid to solve the ongoing political crisis in Karnataka. The rebels had withdrawn support to the Congress-led coalition and joined hands with the Bharatiya Janata Party in a bid to form a government. Deve Gowda had met Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday to find a solution to the crisis. Party Sources said Gowda will consult the party's district chiefs after the meeting with the rebels. As no party had a majority after the 2004 assembly election, the Congress, with 64 seats, formed the government with the help of the JD-S.
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