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Yeddyurappa Becomes Yediyurappa Before 4th Stint As Chief Minister
Things have changed for Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa, and that goes for more than just his political fortunes. He has now reverted to spelling his name the old way, with an "i" instead of the second "d".
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BS Yeddyurappa Wins In Pocket Borough Shikaripura For 7th Time
BS Yeddyurappa, the BJP's prospective Chief Minister in Karnataka, has won from Shikaripura, the constituency in Shivamogga that awarded him six victories earlier. Leads show that his party, the BJP, will be the single largest party but will not cross the majority mark after going neck and neck with the Congress earlier in the morning.
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As Karnataka Votes, Confident Yeddyurappa Announces "Date" For Swearing-In
As Karnataka began voting today in an election that many predict will be a close fight, BS Yeddyurappa, the presumptive chief minister of the BJP, expressed confidence that he would form the new government on May 17 after an emphatic victory. Mr Yeddyurappa is the BJP candidate from Shikaripura.
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Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018: Will Win By Over 30,000 Votes, Says Yeddyurappa, Then Files Nomination
Setting up a show of strength in his own bastion, BJP's chief ministerial candidate BS Yeddyurappa today filed his nomination from Shikaripura for next month's Karnataka assembly elections, holding a road show and claiming that he would win the seat by of margin of at least 30,000 votes.
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BJP Names 72 Candidates For Karnataka Assembly Polls, Fields BS Yeddyurappa From Shikaripura
BJP's chief ministerial candidate for Karnataka, BS Yeddyurappa, will contest from Shikaripura assembly constituency, the party's Central Election Committee announced on Sunday, as it released a list of 72 candidates for the high-stake contest.
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BS Yeddyurappa Says He Will Contest From Shikaripura Constituency
Changing his stand, state BJP President BS Yeddyurappa today said he has decided to contest the 2018 assembly polls from his traditional Shikaripura constituency and would not shift to north Karnataka.
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Yeddyurappa Becomes Yediyurappa Before 4th Stint As Chief Minister
Things have changed for Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa, and that goes for more than just his political fortunes. He has now reverted to spelling his name the old way, with an "i" instead of the second "d".
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BS Yeddyurappa Wins In Pocket Borough Shikaripura For 7th Time
BS Yeddyurappa, the BJP's prospective Chief Minister in Karnataka, has won from Shikaripura, the constituency in Shivamogga that awarded him six victories earlier. Leads show that his party, the BJP, will be the single largest party but will not cross the majority mark after going neck and neck with the Congress earlier in the morning.
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As Karnataka Votes, Confident Yeddyurappa Announces "Date" For Swearing-In
As Karnataka began voting today in an election that many predict will be a close fight, BS Yeddyurappa, the presumptive chief minister of the BJP, expressed confidence that he would form the new government on May 17 after an emphatic victory. Mr Yeddyurappa is the BJP candidate from Shikaripura.
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Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018: Will Win By Over 30,000 Votes, Says Yeddyurappa, Then Files Nomination
Setting up a show of strength in his own bastion, BJP's chief ministerial candidate BS Yeddyurappa today filed his nomination from Shikaripura for next month's Karnataka assembly elections, holding a road show and claiming that he would win the seat by of margin of at least 30,000 votes.
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BJP Names 72 Candidates For Karnataka Assembly Polls, Fields BS Yeddyurappa From Shikaripura
BJP's chief ministerial candidate for Karnataka, BS Yeddyurappa, will contest from Shikaripura assembly constituency, the party's Central Election Committee announced on Sunday, as it released a list of 72 candidates for the high-stake contest.
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BS Yeddyurappa Says He Will Contest From Shikaripura Constituency
Changing his stand, state BJP President BS Yeddyurappa today said he has decided to contest the 2018 assembly polls from his traditional Shikaripura constituency and would not shift to north Karnataka.
