Listed here are the massive tales from Karnataka at this time

1. Karnataka management tussle: Spherical Two of breakfast assembly between CM, DCM on December 2

After each leaders agreed to chorus from making statements on the power-sharing within the State, round-two of breakfast assembly between Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his deputy DK Shivakumar is to be held on December 2, this time on the latter’s residence in Bengaluru.

Mr. Shivakumar termed the breakfast assembly with Mr Siddaramaiah as a matter “between brothers”, stressing that there was no groupism throughout the Congress authorities. Within the first spherical of breakfast assembly held on the CM’s residence on November 29, the 2 leaders had agreed to abide by the choice taken by central leaders on the power-sharing and the rotational CM’s submit.

2. Fissures resurface in Puttur models of BJP

With two-and-a-half years remaining for the following Meeting elections in Karnataka, fissures have resurfaced within the Puttur metropolis and rural models of the BJP. Hindutva activist Arun Kumar Puthila, the insurgent candidate who pushed the saffron celebration to the third place in Puttur within the final Meeting elections, has hinted that if his supporters wished, there may very well be a repeat of the 2023 polls.

After the BJP denied a ticket to Mr. Puthira within the final Meeting election, he contested as an unbiased candidate paving the way in which for the victory of Congress candidate Ashok Kumar Rai in Puttur. Mr. Rai polled 66,607 votes (about 39.51% of 1,68,542 complete votes polled), Mr. Puthila secured 62,458 (about 37.06%) votes, and Asha Thimmappa of the BJP polled 37,558 (about 22.28%) votes.

3. Rohingya refugee and rape sufferer lives in worry in Bengaluru

A 20-year-old home assist, who’s a Rohingya refugee and mom of two minor youngsters, was allegedly raped by her neighbor in Bengaluru at knife level on November 9. She is now residing in worry because the accused and their household are allegedly threatening them to withdraw the grievance.

The lady, who has been residing in Bengaluru for the final 5 years together with her husband, a ragpicker, and two minor youngsters, advised The Hindu that the accused and his relations have been providing ₹5 lakh to withdraw the case, failing which they’ve threatened to kill her.

4. 40 taken into custody as police cease rally by youth in search of jobs

The Hubballi-Dharwad Police on December 1, 2025, stopped a protest rally deliberate by unemployed youth in Dharwad because the organizers had not sought permission by the correct channel and that there have been clear indications that they have been planning to disrupt each day life.

Officers took round 40 youth into custody and closed down teaching facilities that they thought have been behind the rally. The Janasamanara Vedike had known as for a protest rally in Dharwad, demanding that the State authorities to fill vacant posts in authorities departments and loosen up higher age restrict.