BENGALURU: Karnataka legislative meeting speaker UT Khader Sunday revoked the suspension of 18 BJP MLAs with quick impact, permitting them to attend monsoon session more likely to be held in July.A six-month suspension had been slapped on the MLAs on March 21 — the final day of the finances session — for unruly behaviour and disrespecting the chair. The incident happened whereas the opposition members sought judicial probe into the alleged honeytrap try on minister KN Rajanna and different members of the Home. Amid the din, the Home handed contentious payments, together with one in search of to supply 4% reservation to Muslims in govt civil contracts.The choice to truncate the suspension interval by almost 4 months got here after the speaker’s assembly on Sunday with chief minister Siddaramaiah, his deputy DK Shivakumar, regulation and parliamentary minister HK Patil, chief of the opposition within the meeting R Ashoka and others. Later, the CM met the governor at Raj Bhavan to apprise him of the choice.The speaker’s secretariat said the revocation follows apology and enterprise by the suspended legislators that they’ll adhere to parliamentary ethics and self-discipline in future classes. The choice was additionally prompted by a letter to the speaker from Ashoka.Within the interim, the suspended MLAs approached the governor, in search of intervention to revoke their suspension.