bengaluru dealing another blow to the wobbly congressjds government in karnataka led by h d kumaraswamy 11 legislators of the ruling alliance submitted their resignation at the speakers office on saturdayassembly speaker ramesh kumar was not in his office when the legislators went there to submit their resignation sources saidlater kumar told reporters here that 11 legislators submitted their resignation at his office11 of them have submitted resignation letters i told officials to take the letters and issue acknowledgement tomorrow the office will be closedmonday i have prior engagement so on tuesday i will go to office and take further action in accordance with rules he saidto a question on the future of the government kumar said lets wait and see i have nothing to do with itwhether the government will fall or survive it will be decided in the assembly he addedthe mlas who were seen at the speakers office include ramesh jarkiholi gokak pratap gowda patil maski shivram hebbar yellapur mahesh kumathalli athani b c patil hirekerur byratibasavaraj k r puram s t soma shekar yashwanthpur and ramalinga reddy btm layout of the congressthe jds mlas are a h vishwanath hunsur who recently resigned as partys state chief narayana gowda k r pet and gopalaiah mahalakshmi layoutlater the legislators went to the raj bhavan to meet governor vajubhai valaas a last bid congresss trouble shooter and minister d k shivakumar met the legislators and tried to convince themthe development comes days after two congress legislators anand singh and ramesh jarkiholi sent in their resignation to the speakerspeaker ramesh kumar however had said he had received only singhs resignation but had no information on that of jarkiholijarkiholi however submitted his resignation on saturdaythe coalitions strength in the 224member assembly stands at 118 congress78 jds37 bsp1 and independents2 besides the speakerthis includes mlas who have resigned as their resignations are yet to be accepted by the speakerthe bjp has 105 mlas in the house where halfway mark is 113the ruling coalition leaders had feared onslaught by the bjp to destabalise the government after rout in the lok sabha seats where both parties had won just one seat eachthe bjp had won 25 out of 27 seats it had contested and independent candidate sumalatha ambareesh supported by it had won in mandyawatch karnataka govt crisis 8 mlas meet assembly speaker to submit their resignations