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BJP Will Win 140 Seats In 2023 Karnataka Polls, Claims BS Yediyurappa
As BJP won Karnataka's Sindgi Assembly seat with a margin of over 30,000 votes in the bypolls, former Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa said the party had not expected to win by such a large margin.
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Karnataka Bypoll Results Live Updates: Dinesh Gundu Rao Resigns As Karnataka Congress Chief After Bypoll Loss
Karnataka Bypoll Results: BJP is set to make big gains in the Karnataka bypolls as it was leading in 12 out of 15 seats where bypolls was held on December 5.
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Only Filling Up Of Three Vacant Posts: Siddaramaiah On Cabinet Reshuffle
Amid reports that Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy will reshuffle his cabinet to save the coalition government, the JD(S)-Congress Coordination Committee chief Siddaramaiah said it would only be an expansion to fill three vacant posts.
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Karnataka By-Election Live Updates: Voting Concludes, Bellary Records Highest Turnout
Karnataka By-Elections: Karnataka will be voting today in a crucial set of by-elections that will test the Congress-JDS coalition in the state. Voting for three Lok Sabha and two assembly seats will be held today starting 7 am. Congress and JDS have fielded joint candidates in all the seats.
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Siddaramaiah, The Congress's Socialist Powerhouse In South
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah pulled no punches in the acrimonious campaign for Karnataka, matching the BJP insult for insult and targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a volley of tweets.
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Voting Ends In Karnataka, Exit Polls Predict Hung Assembly: 10 Points
Karnataka voted today in a tight election that will decide the future of the Rahul Gandhi-led Congress, which is fighting to retain control of its last major state against a fierce campaign by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to win another opposition-ruled state and secure a beachhead in the south ahead of his re-election bid in 2019. A final turnout ...
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BJP Handling Of Yeddyurappa's Son Drives Major Conspiracy Theory
For all the rivalry, both BS Yeddyurappa and Siddaramaiah share an unusual predicament - while both have been declared chief ministerial candidates by their respective parties, an impressive performance may not necessarily guarantee either a chance to rule the state.
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Karnataka Elections To Be Held In Single Phase On May 12; Results On May 15: Highlights
The Election Commission has announced Karnataka assembly election 2018 dates. The state has been in the spotlight where the ruling Congress hopes to retain power and resist the BJP's aggressive campaign.
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Karnataka BJP announces state election committee
In a preparatory step for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, BJP's Karnataka unit today announced a 23-member state election committee, including former Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa who returned to the party recently.
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Will not go back to the BJP, says former Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa
He may not have expected to finish fourth in the Karnataka polls but today BS Yeddyurappa put up a brave face. "We have got 10% of the vote. It not an easy thing. KJP will be a constructive opposition party in and outside the Assembly, " he said ruling out his return to the Bharatiya Janata Party.
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BJP Will Win 140 Seats In 2023 Karnataka Polls, Claims BS Yediyurappa
As BJP won Karnataka's Sindgi Assembly seat with a margin of over 30,000 votes in the bypolls, former Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa said the party had not expected to win by such a large margin.
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Karnataka Bypoll Results Live Updates: Dinesh Gundu Rao Resigns As Karnataka Congress Chief After Bypoll Loss
Karnataka Bypoll Results: BJP is set to make big gains in the Karnataka bypolls as it was leading in 12 out of 15 seats where bypolls was held on December 5.
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Only Filling Up Of Three Vacant Posts: Siddaramaiah On Cabinet Reshuffle
Amid reports that Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy will reshuffle his cabinet to save the coalition government, the JD(S)-Congress Coordination Committee chief Siddaramaiah said it would only be an expansion to fill three vacant posts.
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Karnataka By-Election Live Updates: Voting Concludes, Bellary Records Highest Turnout
Karnataka By-Elections: Karnataka will be voting today in a crucial set of by-elections that will test the Congress-JDS coalition in the state. Voting for three Lok Sabha and two assembly seats will be held today starting 7 am. Congress and JDS have fielded joint candidates in all the seats.
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Siddaramaiah, The Congress's Socialist Powerhouse In South
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah pulled no punches in the acrimonious campaign for Karnataka, matching the BJP insult for insult and targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a volley of tweets.
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Voting Ends In Karnataka, Exit Polls Predict Hung Assembly: 10 Points
Karnataka voted today in a tight election that will decide the future of the Rahul Gandhi-led Congress, which is fighting to retain control of its last major state against a fierce campaign by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to win another opposition-ruled state and secure a beachhead in the south ahead of his re-election bid in 2019. A final turnout ...
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BJP Handling Of Yeddyurappa's Son Drives Major Conspiracy Theory
For all the rivalry, both BS Yeddyurappa and Siddaramaiah share an unusual predicament - while both have been declared chief ministerial candidates by their respective parties, an impressive performance may not necessarily guarantee either a chance to rule the state.
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Karnataka Elections To Be Held In Single Phase On May 12; Results On May 15: Highlights
The Election Commission has announced Karnataka assembly election 2018 dates. The state has been in the spotlight where the ruling Congress hopes to retain power and resist the BJP's aggressive campaign.
-
Karnataka BJP announces state election committee
In a preparatory step for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, BJP's Karnataka unit today announced a 23-member state election committee, including former Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa who returned to the party recently.
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Will not go back to the BJP, says former Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa
He may not have expected to finish fourth in the Karnataka polls but today BS Yeddyurappa put up a brave face. "We have got 10% of the vote. It not an easy thing. KJP will be a constructive opposition party in and outside the Assembly, " he said ruling out his return to the Bharatiya Janata Party.
