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Karnataka assembly adjourned, CM won't quit January 27, 2006 20:05 IST Last Updated: January 27, 2006 21:49 IST The Karnataka assembly adjourned sine die before Chief Minister N Dharam Singh could seek a vote of confidence. Singh, however, ruled out his resignation. "When I have not taken the vote of confidence, why should I resign," the chief minister said. Dharam Singh reached Raj Bhavan after the assembly was adjourned. Complete coverage: The Karnataka crisis Speaker Krishna adjourned the house abruptly amidst pandemonium, as Congress members continued to be in the well Krishna said he would report the matter to Governor T N Chaturvedi. Krishna repeatedly pleaded with the chief minister to move the motion of confidence. Dharam Singh maintained that the house was not in order and requested the Speaker to clarify the points raised by his
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