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Siddaramaiah-DK Shivakumar's Big Unity Show After Karnataka Tussle
There is no problem between us, the two most important leaders in the Karnataka government said after sharing a power breakfast this morning.
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"My Last Election": Congress's Siddaramaiah Files Nomination For Elections
Senior Congress leader and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday filed a nomination from the Varuna constituency in this district, for the May 10 Karnataka Assembly polls.
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Congress Expecting Over 130 Seats: Siddaramaiah Ahead Of Karnataka Polls
Karnataka Leader of Opposition (LoP) and Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Friday said that the upcoming Karnataka Assembly elections is going to be his last electoral battle and he will retire from politics.
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Upcoming Karnataka Polls My Last Electoral Contest, Says Siddaramaiah
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Tuesday reiterated that upcoming Assembly elections will be his last electoral battle, but he will remain active in Karnataka politics.
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Ex Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Says 2023 State Polls Will Be His Last
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Sunday strongly reiterated that the 2023 Assembly election would be his last, and that he would not be contesting that poll from Chamundeshwari segment where he had faced defeat in 2018.
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Opposed JD-S And Congress Tie-Up, Didn't Get Support: Siddaramaiah
Former Karnataka Chief Minister and Congress leader Siddaramaiah today said that he was opposed to a tie-up with Janata Dal-Secular in the last Lok Sabha elections but the party high command did not listen to him.
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After Blame Game, Siddaramaiah's Warning On Karnataka Alliance
The Congress-Janata Dal Secular (JDS) alliance in Karnataka is all but over, with top leaders of the two parties trading blame for the collapse of their year-old government last month.
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In Sulking Siddaramaiah, A New Test For Congress In Karnataka
Until last month, he was one of those rare things in the India of today - a Congress chief minister. And he was one who enjoyed the trust of his party's high command. It was often noted that Congress chief Rahul Gandhi seemed to have given Siddaramaiah a free hand in the campaigning in the run up to the state elections. His voice was heard at elect...
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In His "Last Election", Siddaramaiah's Biggest Beneficiaries Ditch Him
The free fall of the Congress in Karnataka - it slid yesterday from 122 to 78 seats - was caused largely because it failed to improve its standing among the state's most backward castes despite Chief Minister Siddaramaiah focusing on them through schemes that provided free milk to students and free grain to the poorest families.
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Congress Reached Out For Alliance 3 Days Ago: Deve Gowda Party Leader
Like other political parties, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had spoken confidently about coming back to power in last week's Karnataka elections. But after voting ended and the exit polls, the Congress appears to have had second thoughts about its performance and reached out to HD Deve Gowda's Janata Dal Secular, or JDS, for a possible alliance. The ...
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Karnataka Election Result 2018: How To Watch Karnataka Election Results 2018
Karnataka election results 2018 will be declared on Tuesday. A key state and one of the last bastions of the Congress party, Karnataka witnessed a bitter political campaign amid allegations and counter-allegations of corruption and communalism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the face of the BJP's campaign for Karnataka, the only southern state wh...
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Ahead Of Karnataka Result, Deep Cut For Siddaramaiah - From His Own Party
Karnataka election: Hours before the results for his election were declared, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah got hints of a possible termination notice - from within his own party. "There are at least half a dozen chief ministerial candidates in our party," said G Parameshwara, a senior Congress leader from Karnataka, cheerfully confirming his own spot...
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Dalit Chief Minister For Karnataka? Siddaramaiah Says "Yes", With Riders
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said while he is willing to stay on as the Chief Minister for another term, he would step aside for a Dalit candidate if the party high command so desires. Amid the exit polls' prediction of a split verdict where Janata Dal Secular chief Deve Gowda will emerge kingmaker, the comment indicates the Cong...
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Karnataka Election Highlights: Voting Ends, Results On May 15
56 per cent voting was recorded till 3 pm in the Karnataka assembly elections today. After high-decibel campaigning that lasted for weeks, close to five crore people in Karnataka will decide on who will form the next government in the state. Voting in the Karnataka assembly elections 2018 for 222 seats began at 7 am and will go on till 6 pm.
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"PM Has Anger Inside Him," Says Rahul Gandhi In Karnataka: LIVE Updates
Campaigning for the Karnataka assembly elections 2018 is set to reach a feverish pitch today with hectic activities on the ground in the state by leaders of all the political parties. Top BJP leaders will hold 52 road shows across Karnataka today. Each of these rallies could last for 1.5 to 2 hours on an average, according to the party's campaign d...
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Siddaramaiah-DK Shivakumar's Big Unity Show After Karnataka Tussle
There is no problem between us, the two most important leaders in the Karnataka government said after sharing a power breakfast this morning.
-
"My Last Election": Congress's Siddaramaiah Files Nomination For Elections
Senior Congress leader and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday filed a nomination from the Varuna constituency in this district, for the May 10 Karnataka Assembly polls.
-
Congress Expecting Over 130 Seats: Siddaramaiah Ahead Of Karnataka Polls
Karnataka Leader of Opposition (LoP) and Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Friday said that the upcoming Karnataka Assembly elections is going to be his last electoral battle and he will retire from politics.
-
Upcoming Karnataka Polls My Last Electoral Contest, Says Siddaramaiah
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Tuesday reiterated that upcoming Assembly elections will be his last electoral battle, but he will remain active in Karnataka politics.
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Ex Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Says 2023 State Polls Will Be His Last
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Sunday strongly reiterated that the 2023 Assembly election would be his last, and that he would not be contesting that poll from Chamundeshwari segment where he had faced defeat in 2018.
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Opposed JD-S And Congress Tie-Up, Didn't Get Support: Siddaramaiah
Former Karnataka Chief Minister and Congress leader Siddaramaiah today said that he was opposed to a tie-up with Janata Dal-Secular in the last Lok Sabha elections but the party high command did not listen to him.
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After Blame Game, Siddaramaiah's Warning On Karnataka Alliance
The Congress-Janata Dal Secular (JDS) alliance in Karnataka is all but over, with top leaders of the two parties trading blame for the collapse of their year-old government last month.
-
In Sulking Siddaramaiah, A New Test For Congress In Karnataka
Until last month, he was one of those rare things in the India of today - a Congress chief minister. And he was one who enjoyed the trust of his party's high command. It was often noted that Congress chief Rahul Gandhi seemed to have given Siddaramaiah a free hand in the campaigning in the run up to the state elections. His voice was heard at elect...
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In His "Last Election", Siddaramaiah's Biggest Beneficiaries Ditch Him
The free fall of the Congress in Karnataka - it slid yesterday from 122 to 78 seats - was caused largely because it failed to improve its standing among the state's most backward castes despite Chief Minister Siddaramaiah focusing on them through schemes that provided free milk to students and free grain to the poorest families.
-
Congress Reached Out For Alliance 3 Days Ago: Deve Gowda Party Leader
Like other political parties, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had spoken confidently about coming back to power in last week's Karnataka elections. But after voting ended and the exit polls, the Congress appears to have had second thoughts about its performance and reached out to HD Deve Gowda's Janata Dal Secular, or JDS, for a possible alliance. The ...
-
Karnataka Election Result 2018: How To Watch Karnataka Election Results 2018
Karnataka election results 2018 will be declared on Tuesday. A key state and one of the last bastions of the Congress party, Karnataka witnessed a bitter political campaign amid allegations and counter-allegations of corruption and communalism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the face of the BJP's campaign for Karnataka, the only southern state wh...
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Ahead Of Karnataka Result, Deep Cut For Siddaramaiah - From His Own Party
Karnataka election: Hours before the results for his election were declared, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah got hints of a possible termination notice - from within his own party. "There are at least half a dozen chief ministerial candidates in our party," said G Parameshwara, a senior Congress leader from Karnataka, cheerfully confirming his own spot...
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Dalit Chief Minister For Karnataka? Siddaramaiah Says "Yes", With Riders
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said while he is willing to stay on as the Chief Minister for another term, he would step aside for a Dalit candidate if the party high command so desires. Amid the exit polls' prediction of a split verdict where Janata Dal Secular chief Deve Gowda will emerge kingmaker, the comment indicates the Cong...
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Karnataka Election Highlights: Voting Ends, Results On May 15
56 per cent voting was recorded till 3 pm in the Karnataka assembly elections today. After high-decibel campaigning that lasted for weeks, close to five crore people in Karnataka will decide on who will form the next government in the state. Voting in the Karnataka assembly elections 2018 for 222 seats began at 7 am and will go on till 6 pm.
-
"PM Has Anger Inside Him," Says Rahul Gandhi In Karnataka: LIVE Updates
Campaigning for the Karnataka assembly elections 2018 is set to reach a feverish pitch today with hectic activities on the ground in the state by leaders of all the political parties. Top BJP leaders will hold 52 road shows across Karnataka today. Each of these rallies could last for 1.5 to 2 hours on an average, according to the party's campaign d...
