"We would do everything possible to ensure that our resignations are accepted because it is our fundamental right. We want the Speaker to honour our right," he told reporters here.
Rajagopal said he tried to meet Speaker Meira Kumar yesterday to ensure that his resignation is accepted.
"I tried to meet the Speaker (who is on foreign tour)... her office personnel told me that she may not attend office today also. Hence, I will meet her on October 17," he said.
He, later, approached the Delhi High Court seeking a direction to the Speaker to accept his resignation.
He stressed that his resignation should be accepted as it was done in the case of former Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy.
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