Bengaluru, Jan. 22 -- Karnataka Assembly saw Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot on Thursday walked out of the Assembly without reading the complete address drafted by the State government.

The Governor reportedly read to the joint session of the Legislative Assembly, only the first and last lines of his customary address and left the Assembly.

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has said that the State Government will protest the attitude of the Governor and will consider whether to approach the Supreme Court over Gehlot's action.

Congress leader BK Hariprasad attempted to stop the Governor at the assembly gate and asked him to complete reading the speech, a demand Gehlot refused.

Following the incident, Congress MLAs and MLCs raised slogans agains...