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**The Hindu: Karnataka Legislative Leaders Mend Fences After Miscommunication**

**Bengaluru – September 10, 2025** – Tensions between Karnataka Legislative Assembly Speaker U.T. Khader and Legislative Council Chairman Basavaraj Horatti appear to have eased after a meeting held this morning. The reconciliation follows public airing of grievances by Mr. Horatti, who accused Mr. Khader of taking unilateral decisions and ignoring him in key matters, particularly concerning the upcoming Commonwealth conference and subsequent delegation visits to Barbados, Norway, Morocco, and Spain.

Mr. Horatti’s initial letter, made public just days before the start of the three-day Commonwealth Parliamentary Association India Region Conference in Bengaluru, threatened to overshadow the event. In the letter Mr. Horatti stated he had not been consulted before drawing up the tour programme for the Commonwealth conference.

However, after a 15-minute closed-door meeting at Mr. Horatti’s residence, both leaders emerged to assure the press that the situation had been resolved and the whole incident was a miscommunication between their offices.

“Mr. Khader has clarified on issues with me now,” Mr. Horatti told reporters. “Even our (Legislative Council) Secretary did not have information. He is young and I have affixed my signature to his work.”

Mr. Khader echoed these sentiments, stating that there was no confusion and all misunderstandings had been sorted out.

The amicable resolution avoids further embarrassment ahead of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association India Region Conference commencing in Bengaluru on Thursday.

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