In a setback to the JD(S)-Congress government in Karnataka, two Congress MLAs on Monday quit the Assembly further bringing down the coalition numbers in the House.Vijayanagar MLA, Anand Singh, met Governor Vajubai Vala and submitted his resignation. Copy of it was sent to Speaker Ramesh Kumar. Hours later, Gokak MLA Ramesh Jarkiholi, who has been sulking for the last few months over not being made a minister, also resigned from the Assembly.Jarkiholi reportedly submitted his resignation to Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar."I met the Governor and tendered my resignation, I gave a copy to him. I will give a copy to the Legislative Assembly speaker as well. I am not hungry for power," Singh told reporters here after meeting the Governor.Singh said he resigned because CM Kumaraswamy had signed a deal with the Jindal South West Holding Ltd (JSW Steel), the Mumbai-headquartered company, despite his and other leaders repeated protests."I had earlier said that if JSW steel had got a lease-cum-steel
