Karnataka 2018 election was a crucial election. BJP having colored the North-Eastern state in saffron color in the mandate, the state of Karnataka was in the realm of the tight tag of war between the political parties. The exit polls were in for the result of hung or a divided state. As the results were declared on May 15, the state is staring at an uncertain future. Out of 222 seats, the clear majority magic number was 111. The BJP secured 104 seats, Congress 78 and JD(S) 38. The Karnataka state legislative assembly will have 52 first timers amongst which 22 are from BJP, Congress 19 and 8 of JD(S). BJP's Chief Minister candidate BS Yeddyurappa was invited by Karnataka Governor to form the next government on the basis of being the single party to have a majority. This resulted in Congress joining hands with JD(S) and stake claim to form a coalition government. But, the decision of the Governor as backed by Supreme Court was irrevocable and Yeddyurappa was sworn in as the 23rd Chief Minister of Karnataka on May 17, with 15 days to prove his majority. This has given rise to the serious fear of creating a scenario of horse-trading, as the Congress has already claimed that many leaders have been approached with Crores to ally with BJP. To avoid any such casualty, the Congress and JD(S) has led their legislators to Kochi. The days that followed showed an unprecedented turn of events with the party high officials seeking the judicial intervention to curtail the BJP's claim. The Supreme Court was in session at midnight of May 16 to preside over the petition filed by Cong-JDS. The proceedings went on till the wee hours of the morning. The Supreme Court has ordered the BJP government to take the majority test on May 19, Saturday. This invariably will have a ripple effect, if, in Karnataka, the majority party was given that chance to form the government, then the same law should be applicable to the state of Goa, Bihar, Manipur, and Meghalaya and the single largest party should take charge. The unrest in many states is inevitable. This political drama can be seen as the impending political scenario in the months to come, as 2019 general elections approach. Congress has already termed the developments in the state a