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Will close down Facebook in India, Karnataka HC warns social media giant

admin — Fri, 16 Jun 2023 04:16:53 +0000

Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday warned Facebook that it would consider issuing an order to close down the social media giant’s activities in India following its alleged non-cooperation with the state police over investigation of the case of an imprisoned Indian citizen in Saudi Arabia.

A bench of Justice Krishna S. Dixit gave the warning while taking up a petition submitted by Kavitha, a resident of Bikarnakatte near Mangaluru in Dakshina Kannada district.

“The complete report with required information should be submitted in a week before the court,” the bench directed Facebook.

It also said that the Central government should give information on what action has ibeen initiated in the case of arrest of an Indian citizen in a false case. Mangaluru police also will have to take up proper investigation and submit a report, the court said, adjourning the hearing to June 22.

Kavitha, in her plea, said that her husband Shailesh Kumar, 52 worked with a company in Saudi Arabia for 25 years, while she lived at her native place with their children.

She said that he had put up a message on Facebook in support of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) in 2019 but unknown people opened a fake Facebook account in his name, and posted objectionable posts against the King of Saudi Arabia and Islam. As soon as it came to his knowledge, Kumar had informed the family and Kavitha had lodged a police complaint in Mangaluru in this regard. However, Saudi police had arrested Shailesh Kumar and put him in prison.

The Mangaluru police taking up the investigation had written a letter to Facebook and sought information on the opening of the fake Facebook account. But, Facebook had not responded to the police. In 2021, petitioner had approached the High Court questioning delay in the investigation.

Kavitha had also written a letter to the Central government to get her husband released from the prison.

Source: IANS

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KCET Result 2023: Karnataka CET Result Declared At kea.kar.nic.in- Check Direct Link, Steps To Download Scorecard Here

admin — Thu, 15 Jun 2023 07:07:20 +0000

KCET Result 2023: The Karnataka Examinations Authority, KEA released Karnataka Common Entrance Test, KCET Result today, May 15. The result has been declared by Karnataka’s Minister of Higher Education CN Ashwath Narayan. However, the result link was made active at 11 am. Candidates who appeared for the entrance exam can check their results at Kea.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in.

KCET Result 2023: Direct Link To Check Scores

KCET Result 2023: Exam Date

This year, over 2.5 lakh students appeared in the entrance exam conducted on May 20 and 22. A total of 1.4 lakh girls and 1.21 lakh boys registered to appear in exams. Steps to check result are attached here.

KCET Result 2023: Steps to Check Scores

– One should go to the official website – Kea.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in
– On the homepage, click on KCET 2023 result link for all subjects
– In the next step, candidates will have to enter required details such as hall ticket number and date of birth
– Cross-check the details and download the same
– Take its printout for future reference

KCET Result 2023: Exam Centres

The exam was conducted in 592 exam centres across the state out of which 121 centres were located in Bengaluru. Nearly 16,000 non-Kannadiga students enrolled for this examination and were exempted from writing the compulsory Kannada exam, claimed KEA.

KCET Result 2023: Counselling Date

Now the qualified candidates will be called in for counselling rounds. Details for these counselling rounds will soon be notified to candidates on the portal. Those who clear both result and counselling rounds will qualify for getting admission in the state’s participating institutions for several engineering, architecture and technology courses

Source: Bureau

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JD-S Questions Congress Leader Randeep Surjewala’s Presence In Karnanata Govt Meeting

admin — Wed, 14 Jun 2023 07:24:48 +0000

Bengaluru: Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) leader and former chief minister and HD Kumaraswamy has hit out at the Congress in Karnataka for allowing AICC general secretary Randeep Surjewala to attend an official meeting of the State government.

The Opposition BJP has also criticized the presence of Surjewala by tweeting a photograph showing the Congress leader attending an official meeting along with Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar and other MLAs and Bengaluru administration officials. Criticizing Congress general secretary Randeep Surjewala, Kumaraswamy asked, “Who is Surjewala to hold the government meeting of ministers and senior officials?”

“Is the government in the state led by Siddaramaiah or the government of number 10 of Janpath Road in Delhi? Kannadigas voted for a ‘Hand’ government or a puppet government?? The people’s vote is the share of the hung government. It has been proved that it is a High Command government even before the government completed a month in power”, Kumaraswamy said in a tweet.

In a series of tweets, the former chief minister asked who had given the AICC general secretary Surjewala permission to be present in State government meetings. “Official meetings of the government are held by the artists of the High Command’s quarters in Karnataka! The photo I have tagged is proof of that dynasty’s condition. Who gave AICC general secretary Mr. Randeep Surjewala the responsibility and permission to hold government meetings?”, the former CM shared in a tweet thread.

Sharing a photo of Surjewala with Shivakumar and other ministers of the state cabinet, Kumaraswamy appealed to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to give an explanation. “There is a senior minister in the meeting! Senior IAS officers are also present!! There it became an official meeting. But, there is Surjewala in the center seat! Ministers have side seats!! Is this strange? Hon’ble Chief Minister should answer”, he said.

Source: ANI

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Next Halt For Karnataka Congress: Bengaluru Civic Elections, 2024 Polls

admin — Sun, 04 Jun 2023 12:06:51 +0000

BENGALURU: Following the announcement of guarantees promised during polls in Karnataka, the Congress party is bursting with confidence to win maximum seats in Lok Sabha elections. The Congress party has garnered tremendous goodwill across the state. After suffering a humiliating defeat in the assembly elections, opposition BJP in the state is trying hard to find a momentum in the state. The Congress high command on the other hand is successfully sending positive messages one after the other to the people of the state. The grand old party elders have managed to resolve the differences between the Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and State party President and DyCM D.K. Shivakumar.

Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah are looking united and focused post the formation of the cabinet. The Congress has allotted plum cabinet posts to Dalits, OBCs and minorities and also ensured the proper representation to dominant castes. By electing a Muslim speaker for the first time in the history of the state and alotting two cabinet portfolios, the party had ensured that Muslim vote bank remained intact.

By announcing the dates of implementation of guarantee schemes, the masses irrespective of party and affiliations have appreciated the move of Congress party. Dy CM D.K. Shivakumar has described the development as historic, and the first time in the country, five guarantees of the scale were implemented in the country in a day.

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday declared that all five guarantees would be implemented by this financial year. The scheme of free bus travel will come into effect by June 11. Free power up to 200 units will be given from July. Women heads will get Rs 2,000 from August and Free 10 kilograms of rice for all members of BPL card will be given from July 1.

Following the announcement of the date of implementation of five guarantees by the Karnataka Congress government, Shivakumar challenged that now it is the turn of the Union government to keep their promises. Soon, the Central government will face a litmus test in the form of Lok Sabha elections. “To pass the test, they need to keep their promises,” he added.

Commenting on the criticism by the opposition parties especially BJP on guarantee schemes, Shivakumar urged that instead of criticism, let the Prime Minister bring black money from abroad and deposit Rs 15 lakh to individual bank accounts as promised. Let them (BJP) create 2 crore jobs promised to be created and double the income of farmers, Shivakumar stated.

In turn, BJP is yet to elect the leader of the opposition and the state unit is found lacking towards rejuvenating spirits of the party workers. Former Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai is finding it difficult to answer repeated questions regarding the selection of opposition leader.

Former CM Bommai`s attack on Congress party after announcement of guarantee schemes by dubbing the development as a farce had few takers. BJP had swept 25 seats out of 28 in the last parliamentary elections when former CM B.S. Yediyurappa was at the helm and leading the party.

Congress won only one seat against the Modi wave following the Balakot incident and retaliatory action by the Central government against Pakistan in 2019. AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge too lost elections against BJP candidate Umesh Jadhav on his home turf.

Now, since PM Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah`s combined efforts are falling flat in Karnataka assembly elections, the Congress is clearly aiming at winning more than 20 seats. Mallikarjun Kharge has taken the revenge as his appeal of claiming himself as Bhoomi Putra of Karnataka struck a chord with the people and sunk campaigning blitzkrieg by PM Modi and Amit Shah.

Sources in the Congress party confirmed that the process of selection of candidates has already started. With Dalit and Muslim vote banks intact, the Congress is confident that it will also give no option for the BJP to get back the Lingayat vote bank. Vokkaliga community is now rallying behind Dy CM Shivakumar.

The party is also strategising to hold elections for the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) to wrestle civic agency of IT city Bengaluru. While Congress is treading cautiously and aggressively against Hindutva, BJP camp is looking dull and wanting, torn with internal strife.

Source: IANS

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Women In Karnataka To Get Free Travel In Government Buses: Transport Minister

admin — Wed, 31 May 2023 08:42:36 +0000

Karnataka Minister for Transport Ramalinga Reddy announced that all women can travel free of cost in the government buses in the state. He made the announcement while speaking to reporters after holding a meeting with Managing Directors of four divisions of the Karnataka Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC). “The women can travel free of cost in government buses. There are no conditions. In our manifesto, we have not mentioned any conditions on scheme applicable for APL or BPL card-holders. State-wide women can travel at free of cost,” he said.

“I have spoken to MDs and discussed pros and cons of the scheme. I will submit the report of the meeting, including the cost and other details to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in this regard. CM Siddaramaiah has already discussed it with the Principle Secretary of Transport department,” minister Ramalinga Reddy explained.

“The cabinet meeting is scheduled on Wednesday. The details would be discussed in the cabinet and CM Siddaramaiah will make the announcement in this regard after the cabinet meeting,” he stated.

“I have also discussed the losses incurred during the Coronavirus pandemic. Ours’ is a reputed transport corporation in the country. Four transport corporations under the ministry have got more than 350 awards and 240 units are working.

There are 23,978 vehicles, more than 1.04 lakh staff. Everyday 82.51 lakh people travel in state-owned buses and the revenue generated everyday is Rs 2,31,332,” he said.

Source: IANS

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Full List Of Karnataka Ministers And Their Portfolios

admin — Sat, 27 May 2023 11:44:37 +0000

Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot administered the oath of office and secrecy to 24 new ministers in the expansion of the Siddharamaiah cabinet on Saturday. With this, the Congress government led by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has got the full strength of the cabinet in the state. Karnataka has a sanctioned strength of 34 ministers including the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister. On May 20, along with Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar, another eight MLAs were administered the oath of office.

On May 18, Siddaramaiah was elected as the CLP leader unanimously in Karnataka, after the Congress party finalised its CM candidate after days of tussle between him and Karnataka Congress president DK Shivakumar. Siddaramaiah took oath as the Chief Minister while DK Shivakumar took oath as his deputy.

Here is the complete list of 34 Ministers in the Karnataka Government:

Minister ——————————Portfolio

Siddaramaiah ———————-Chief Minister, Finance, Cabinet Affairs, Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms, Information and all unallocated portfolios
DK Shivakumar ————– Deputy CM, Major & Medium Irrigation, Bengaluru City development
HK Patil—————– ———-Law and Parliamentary Affairs, Legislation, Minor Irrigation
Krishna Byre Gowda———— Revenue (excluding Muzrai)
N Cheluvarayaswamy———– Agriculture
K Venkatesh———————–Animal Husbandry & Sericulture
HC Mahadevappa—————- Social Welfare
Eshwar Khandre—————— Forest, Ecology & Environment
Kyathasandra N Rajanna——– Co-operation
Dinesh Gundu Rao—————-Health & Famil Welfare
Sharanabasappa Darshanapur—Small Scale Industries, Public Sector Industries
Shivanand Patil—————– Textiles, Sugarcane Development & Sugar, Agricultre Marketing
Timmapur Ramappa Balappa—-Excise & Muzrai
SS Mallikarjun——————–Mines&Geology, Horticulture
Tangadagi Shivaraj Sangappa– Backward Classes & ST Welfare
Sharanaprakash Rudrappa Patil—- Higher Education
Mankal Vaidya——————– Fisheries & Ports, Island Transport
Laxmi R Hebbalkar————Women & Child Development, Disabled & Senior Citizen Empowerment
Rahim Khan———————– Municipal Administration, Haj
D Sudhakar————————-Medical E
Santosh S Lad———————-Labour & Skill Development
NS Boseraju————————Science & Technology, Tourism
Suresha BS———————- –Urban Development & Town Planning
Madhu Bangarappa————— Primary & Secondary Education
MC Sudhakar——————– –Medical Education
B Nagendra————————-Youth Services, Spots and Kannada Culture
Priyank Kharge—————— –Rural Development & Panchayati Raj
G Parameshwara——————-Home (excluding Intelligence)
MB Patil—————————-Large & Medium Industries, I.T & B.T
KH Muniyappa——————- Food & Civil Suplies, Consumer Affairs
KJ George————————- Energy
Satish Jarkiholi——————- Public Works
Ramalinga Reddy—————- Transport
BZ Zameer Ahmed Khan——- Housing, Waqf & Minorities

The Congress had scored an emphatic win by bagging 135 seats in the May 10 elections to the 224-member Karnataka Assembly ousting the ruling BJP, which got 66 seats

Source: Bureau

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Know Your Minister: A Look At 24 MLAs Sworn-In To Karnataka Cabinet Today

admin — Sat, 27 May 2023 11:30:26 +0000

BENGALURU: Within a week of assuming power, the Congress government in Karnataka has expanded its cabinet on Saturday, filling all posts. Among those who got ministerial posts include sons of two former chief ministers — R Gundu Rao’s son Dinesh Gundu Rao and S Bangarappa’s son Madhu Bangarappa. The party also gave a chance to several former ministers and veteran Congress leaders in its second list.

Here is a brief description of the 24 ministers who took the oath of office and secrecy on Saturday:

H K Patil is a staunch Congress man and a seasoned politician. The 69-year-old MLA was elected from Gadag constituency. He has held portfolios of textile, water resources, agriculture, law and parliamentary affairs as well as rural development and panchayat raj. He comes from a political family; his father K H Patil was also an MLA from the same constituency.

Krishna Byre Gowda is a five-time MLA – twice from Vemgal in Kolar and thrice from Byatarayanapura in Bengaluru city. The 50-year-old legislator was a minister for rural development and panchayat raj. He also held the portfolio of agriculture, and law and parliamentary affairs. He holds an MA in international affairs from the School of International Service at American University in Washington DC.

N Cheluvarayaswamy switched from JD(S) to Congress in 2018 ahead of the Assembly elections. He lost that election. He is a four-time MLA from Nagamangala. He was a Lok Sabha member in 2009 but resigned in 2013 to contest in the Assembly poll on a JD(S) ticket from his favourite seat Nagamangala.

K Venkatesh is a five-time MLA from Periyapatna. The 75-year-old Congress MLA was previously with the Janata Dal. He later joined the Congress and became an MLA in 2013. In 2018, he lost to K Mahadeva of the JD(S). He bounced back by winning the recent 2023 election.

Dr H C Mahadevappa is an MBBS doctor from JJM Medical College. Belonging to the Scheduled Caste community, the 70-year-old MLA from T Narasipur was previously with the JD(S) and switched over to the Congress. He was the Public Works Minister in the previous Siddaramaiah government.

Congress working president Eshwar Khandre comes from a political family. His father Bheemanna Khandre was also a minister in the Karnataka government. The 61-year-old leader is an engineering graduate and also a four-time MLA from Bhalki in Bidar constituency.

Former state Congress president Dinesh Gundu Rao comes from an illustrious family. His father late R Gundu Rao was the chief minister from 1980 to 1983. A BE from BMS College, Rao continued his winning streak without any break for the sixth time in 2023. He was the food and civil supplies minister from 2015 to 2016.

Kyathasandra N Rajanna is a 72-year-old leader from the Scheduled Tribe community. He is an advocate and agriculturist. He was elected as MLA once from Madhugiri Assembly constituency in 2013.

Sharanabasappa Darshanapur is a five-time MLA from Shahapur constituency in Yadgir district. The 62-year-old leader is a BE graduate in civil engineering. His father Bapugouda Darshanapur was a three-time MLA from Shahapur and was also a minister in the Karnataka government.

Shivanand Patil, a four-time MLA from Basavana Bagewadi, was minister for health and family welfare from 2018 to 2019 in the coalition government headed by H D Kumaraswamy.

Ramappa Balappa Timmapur is a three-time MLA from Mudhol. In 2023, he won by defeating sitting minister Govind Karjol, who was a five-time MLA from the same constituency. Timmapur was the minister for sugar, port and inland transport of Karnataka.

S S Mallikarjun is an educationist who won the election from Davangere North. He is the son of veteran Congress leader Shamanur Shivashankarappa, the 92-year-old MLA from Davangere South. He is also the chairman of the prestigious SS Institute of Medical Science and Research Centre, Davangere.

The 52-year-old MLA Shivaraj Sangappa Tangadagi is a three-time MLA from Kanakagiri constituency in Koppal district.

Dr Sharanaprakash Patil is a doctor by profession and a four-time MLA from Sedam constituency in Kalaburagi district.

Mankal S Vaidya was elected twice from Bhatkal-Honnavar constituency in the coastal district of Uttara Kannada.

Laxmi Hebbalkar is a 48-year-old MLA from Belagavi rural. She won from the constituency for the second time. She is considered to be close to deputy chief minister D K Shivakumar.

Rahim Khan, the 57-year-old MLA from Bidar North constituency, was the youth empowerment and sports minister in the coalition government headed by H D Kumaraswamy.

D Sudhakar is a three-time MLA from Hiriyur in Chitradurga district. The 62-year-old Congress legislator had served as minister for social welfare of Karnataka from 2008 to 2009.

Santosh Lad is an MLA from Kalghatgi constituency in Dharwad district. The 48-year-old holds a BCom and comes from a business family.

N S Boseraju, a Congress national secretary, is not a member of legislative council or the legislative assembly. He is considered to be close to the Congress high command. His candidature was finalised in the last minute after much deliberation.

Suresha B S is a two-time MLA who made it to the Karnataka cabinet.

Madhu Bangarappa is the son of former Chief Minister S Bangarappa. Previously associated with JD(S), the 56-year-old legislator the 2023 Assembly election by defeating his brother Kumar Bangarappa of the BJP from Soraba assembly constituency in Shivamogga district.

Dr M C Sudhakar is an MLA from Chintamani Assembly constituency in Chikkaballapura district. The 54-year-old legislator made it to the Karnataka Assembly for a third time. He is a dental surgeon.

B Nagendra is a Congress MLA from Ballari constituency. He is a ‘giant killer’ who defeated former minister B Sriramulu in the recently concluded Assembly election from Ballari Rural constituency.

Source: PTI

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Karnataka Assembly Election – Constituency Wise Results

admin — Mon, 15 May 2023 09:44:42 +0000

S No.	Constituency	Lead/Winner	Party	Runner	Party	Vote Margin
1	BELGAUM RURAL	LAXMI R HEBBALKAR	CONG	NAGESH ANNAPPA MANOLKAR	BJP	35.18%
2	AFZALPUR	MYPATIL	CONG	NITIN VENKAYYA GUTTEDAR	IND	4.25%
3	ALAND	BHOJARAJ	CONG	SUBHASH GUTTEDAR	BJP	6.14%
4	ANEKAL	B SHIVANNA	CONG	SRINIVAS C HULLAHALLI	BJP	13.15%
5	ARABHAVI	BALACHANDRA LAXMANRAO JARKIHOLI	BJP	BHIMAPPA GUNDAPPA GADAD	IND	44.92%
6	ARAKALGUD	A MANJU	JDS	MT KRISHNEGOWDA	IND	15.12%
7	ARSIKERE	KM SHIVALINGE GOWDA	CONG	NR SANTHOSH	JDS	11.43%
8	ATHANI	LAXMAN SANGAPPA SAVADI	CONG	MAHESH IRANGOUDA KUMATHALLI	BJP	40.78%
9	AURAD	PRABHU B CHAVAN	BJP	BHIMSAIN RAO SHINDE	CONG	6.25%
10	B.T.M LAYOUT	RAMALINGA REDDY	CONG	KRSRIDHARA	BJP	7.21%
11	BABALESHWAR	M B PATIL	CONG	VIJAYAKUMAR VIJAYAGOUDA PATIL	BJP	8.81%
12	BADAMI	BBCHIMMANAKATTI	CONG	SHANTHAGOUDA THIRTHGOUDA PATIL	BJP	7.97%
13	BAGALKOT	METI HULLAPPA YAMANAPPA	CONG	VEERABHADRAYYA VEERANNA CHARANTIMATH	BJP	3.85%
14	BAGEPALLI	SN SUBBAREDDY CHINNAKAYALAPALLI	CONG	C MUNIRAJU	BJP	13.22%
15	BAILAHONGAL	KOUJALAGI MAHANTESH SHIVANAND	CONG	JAGDISH CHANNAPPA METGUD	BJP	2.44%
16	BANGALORE SOUTH	M KRISHNAPPA	BJP	R K RAMESH	CONG	14.5%
17	BANGARAPET	SN NARAYANASWAMY KM	CONG	M MALLESH BABU	JDS	3.14%
18	BANTWAL	RAJESH NAIK U	BJP	B RAMANATH RAI	CONG	4.64%
19	BASAVAKALYAN	SHARANU SALAGAR	BJP	VIJAY SINGH	CONG	8.41%
20	BASAVANA BAGEVADI	SHIVANAND PATIL	CONG	BELLUBBI SANGAPPA KALLAPPA	BJP	22.32%
21	BASAVANAGUDI	RAVI SUBRAMANYA LA	BJP	UBVENKATESH	CONG	53.52%
22	BELGAUM DAKSHIN	ABHAY PATIL	BJP	RAMAKANT KONDUSKAR	IND	8.67%
23	BELGAUM UTTAR	ASIF RAJU SAIT	CONG	DR RAVI B PATIL	BJP	3.15%
24	BELLARY	B NAGENDRA	CONG	B SREERAMULU	BJP	16.43%
25	BELLARY CITY	NARA BHARATH REDDY	CONG	GALI LAKSHMI ARUNA	KALYANA RAJYA PRAGATHI PAKSHA	28.04%
26	BELTHANGADY	HARISH POONJA	BJP	RAKSHITH SHIVARAM	CONG	9.91%
27	BELUR	H K SURESH	BJP	B SHIVARAMU	CONG	6.48%
28	BHADRAVATHI	BK SANAGAMESHWARA	CONG	SHARADA APPAJI	JDS	2.09%
29	BHALKI	ESHWAR KHANDRE	CONG	PRAKASH KHANDRE	BJP	16.18%
30	BHATKAL	MANKAL VAIDYA	CONG	SUNIL B NAIK	BJP	19.42%
31	BIDAR	RAHIM KHAN	CONG	SURYAKANTH NAGAMARPALLI	JDS	8.45%
32	BIDAR SOUTH	DR SHAILENDRA BELDALE	BJP	ASHOK KHENY	CONG	1.28%
33	BIJAPUR CITY	BASANAGOUDA R PATIL YATNAL	BJP	ABDUL HAMEED KHAJASAB MUSHARIF	CONG	4.57%
34	BILGI	J T PATIL	CONG	NIRANI MURAGESH RUDRAPPA	BJP	6.18%
35	BOMMANAHALLI	SATHISH REDDY M	BJP	UMAPATHY SRINIVASA GOWDA	CONG	11.93%
36	BYADGI	BASAVARAJ NEELAPPA SHIVANNANAVAR	CONG	BALLARI VIRUPAKSHAPPA RUDRAPPA	BJP	13.89%
37	BYATARAYANAPURA	KRISHNA BYREGOWDA	CONG	THAMMESH GOWDA H C	BJP	13.54%
38	BYNDOOR	GURURAJ SHETTY GANTIHOLE	BJP	K GOPAL POOJARY	CONG	8.92%
39	C.V. RAMAN NAGAR	S RAGHU	BJP	ANAND KUMAR S	CONG	13.43%
40	CHALLAKERE	T RAGHUMURTHY	CONG	RAVISH KUMARM	JDS	13.77%
41	CHAMARAJA	K HARISH GOWDA	CONG	L NAGENDRA	BJP	2.89%
42	CHAMARAJANAGAR	C PUTTARANGASHETTY	CONG	VSOMANNA	BJP	4.7%
43	CHAMRAJPET	BZZAMEER AHMED KHAN	CONG	BHASKAR RAO	BJP	53.26%
44	CHAMUNDESHWARI	G T DEVEGOWDA	JDS	S SIDDEGOWDA	CONG	13.84%
45	CHANNAGIRI	BASAVARAJU V SHIVAGANGA	CONG	MADAL MALLIKARJUNA	IND	11.73%
46	CHANNAPATNA	HD KUMARASWAMY	JDS	CP YOGESHWARA	BJP	8.98%
47	CHICKPET	UDAY B GARUDACHAR	BJP	R V DEVRAJ	CONG	11.82%
48	CHIKKABALLAPUR	PRADEEP ESHWAR	CONG	DR K SUDHAKAR	BJP	6.58%
49	CHIKKODI-SADALGA	GANESH PRAKASH HUKKERI	CONG	KATTI RAMESH VISHWANATH	BJP	44.06%
50	CHIKMAGALUR	H D THAMMAIAH	CONG	C T RAVI	BJP	3.61%
51	CHIKNAYAKANHALLI	C B SURESH BAABU	JDS	J C MADHU SWAMY	BJP	7.61%
52	CHINCHOLI (SC)	AVINASH UMESH JADHAV	BJP	SUBHASH V RATHOD	CONG	0.62%
53	CHINTAMANI	DR MC SUDHAKAR	CONG	JK KRISHNA REDDY	JDS	17.54%
54	CHITRADURGA	KCVEERENDRA PUPPY	CONG	GHTHIPPA REDDY	BJP	27.94%
55	CHITTAPUR (SC)	PRIYANK KHARGE	CONG	MANIKANTA RATHOD	BJP	9.15%
56	DASARAHALLI	S MUNIRAJU	BJP	R MANJUNATHA	JDS	5.3%
57	DAVANAGERE NORTH	SSMALLIKARJUN	CONG	LOKIKERE NAGARAJ	BJP	14.96%
58	DAVANAGERE SOUTH	SHAMANUR SHIVASHANKARAPPA	CONG	AJAY KUMAR BG	BJP	19.82%
59	DEVADURGA (ST)	KAREMMA	JDS	SHIVANAGOUDA	BJP	20.78%
60	DEVANAHALLI (SC)	KHMUNIYAPPA	CONG	NISARGA NARAYANASWAMY LN	JDS	3.27%
61	DEVAR HIPPARGI	BHIMANAGOUDA RAJUGOUDA BASANAGOUDA PATIL	JDS	SOMANAGOUDA B PATIL SASANUR	BJP	18.06%
62	DHARWAD	VINAY KULKARNI	CONG	AMRUT AYYAPPA DESAI	BJP	11.23%
63	DODDABALLAPUR	DHEERAJ MUNIRAJ	BJP	TVENKATARAMANAIAH APPAKARANAHALLI TVENKATESH	CONG	22.92%
64	GADAG	H K PATIL	CONG	ANIL P MENASINAKAI	BJP	9.18%
65	GANDHI NAGAR	DINESH GUNDU RAO	CONG	SAPTHAGIRI GOWDA A R	BJP	0.1%
66	GANGAWATI	G JANARDHAN REDDY	KALYANA RAJYA PRAGATHI PAKSHA	IQBAL ANSARI	CONG	6.66%
67	GAURIBIDANUR	KHPUTTASWAMY GOWDA KHP	IND	NHSHIVASHANKARA REDDY	CONG	28.6%
68	GOKAK	JARKIHOLI RAMESH LAXMANRAO	BJP	KADADI MAHANTESH KALLAPPA	CONG	13.72%
69	GOVINDRAJA NAGAR	PRIYAKRISHNA	CONG	K UMESH SHETTY	BJP	8.25%
70	GUBBI	S R SRINIVAS VASU	CONG	S D DILIPKUMAR	BJP	7.59%
71	GULBARGA DAKSHIN	ALLAMPRABHU PATIL	CONG	DATTATREYAC PATIL REVOOR APPUGOUDA	BJP	13.7%
72	GULBARGA RURAL (SC)	BASAWARAJ MATTIMUDU	BJP	REVU NAIK BELAMAGI	CONG	8.08%
73	GULBARGA UTTAR	KANEEZ FATIMA	CONG	CHANDRAKANT B PATIL CHANDU PATIL	BJP	1.7%
74	GUNDLUPET	HMGANESH PRASAD	CONG	CS NIRANJAN KUMAR	BJP	20.5%
75	GURMITKAL	SHARANA GOWDA KANDAKUR	JDS	BABURAO CHINCHANSOOR	CONG	1.82%
76	HADAGALLI (SC)	KRISHNA NAYAKA	BJP	PARAMESHWARA NAIK P T	CONG	1.0%
77	HAGARIBOMMANAHALLI (SC)	NEMARAJANAIKK	JDS	L B P BHEEMA NAIK	CONG	7.24%
78	HALIYAL	DESHPANDE RAGHUNATH	CONG	SUNIL HEGADE	BJP	3.27%
79	HANGAL	MANE SRINIVAS	CONG	SHIVARAJ SAJJANAR	BJP	13.12%
80	HANUR	MR MANJUNATH	JDS	R NARENDRA	CONG	13.21%
81	HARAPANAHALLI	LATHA MALLIKARJUN	IND			5.96%
82	HARIHAR	B P HARISH	BJP	SRINIVASA N H NANDIGAVI	CONG	3.48%
83	HASSAN	H P SWAROOP	JDS	PREETHAM J GOWDA	BJP	4.83%
84	HAVERI (SC)	RUDRAPPA MANAPPA LAMANI	CONG	GAVISIDDAPPA DYAMANNAVAR	BJP	6.78%
85	HEBBAL	SURESHA B S	CONG	JAGDEESHA KATTA K S	BJP	20.11%
86	HEGGADADEVANKOTE (ST)	ANIL CHIKKAMADHU	CONG	KM KRISHNANAYAKA	BJP	26.12%
87	HIREKERUR	UJANESHWAR BASAVANNAPPA BANAKAR	CONG	BASAVANAGOUDA PATIL	BJP	9.64%
88	HIRIYUR	DSUDHAKAR	CONG	KPOORNIMA	BJP	19.72%
89	HOLALKERE (SC)	MCHANDRAPPA	BJP	HANJANEYA	CONG	3.31%
90	HOLENARASIPUR	HD REVANNA	JDS	SHREYAS M PATEL	CONG	1.82%
91	HONNALI	SHANTHANA GOWDADG	CONG	MP RENUKACHARYA	BJP	10.5%
92	HOSADURGA	B G GOVINDAPPA	CONG	S LINGAMURTHY	BJP	25.38%
93	HOSAKOTE	SHARATH KUMAR BACHEGOWDA	CONG	N NAGARAJU	BJP	2.42%
94	HUBLI-DHARWAD CENTRAL	MAHESH TENGINAKAI	BJP	JAGADISH SHETTAR	CONG	22.0%
95	HUBLI-DHARWAD- WEST	ARVIND BELLAD	BJP	DEEPAK CHINCHORE	CONG	23.58%
96	HUBLI-DHARWAD-EAST (SC)	ABBAYYA PRASAD	CONG	DR KRANTHI KIRAN	BJP	23.37%
97	HUKKERI	KATTI NIKHIL UMESH	BJP	ABPATIL	CONG	25.85%
98	HUMNABAD	SIDDU PATIL	BJP	RAJASHEKHAR BASAVARAJ PATIL	CONG	1.07%
99	HUNGUND	KASHAPPANAVARA VIJAYANAND SHIVASHANKRAPPA	CONG	DODDANAGOUDA G PATIL	BJP	23.65%
100	HUNSUR	GD HARISH GOWDA	JDS	HPMANJUNATH	CONG	1.29%
101	INDI	YASHAVANTARAYGOUD VITTALAGOUD PATIL	CONG	B D PATIL HANJAGI	JDS	7.75%
102	JAGALUR (ST)	BDEVENDRAPPA	CONG	SVRAMACHANDRA	BJP	0.87%
103	JAMKHANDI	JAGADEESH SHIVAYYA GUDAGUNTI	BJP	ANAND SIDDU NYAMAGOUDA	CONG	2.96%
104	JAYANAGAR	C K RAMAMURTHY	BJP	SOWMYA REDDY	CONG	0.01%
105	JEVARGI	AJAY SINGH	CONG	DODDAPPAGOUDA	JDS	7.83%
106	K.R.PURA	B A BASAVARAJA	BJP	D K MOHAN	CONG	9.51%
107	KADUR	ANAND KS	CONG	BELLI PRAKASH	BJP	8.64%
108	KAGWAD	BHARAMGOUDA ALAGOUDA KAGE	CONG	SHRIMANT BALASAHEB PATIL	BJP	5.59%
109	KALGHATGI	SANTOSHSLAD	CONG	CHABBI NAGARAJ	BJP	9.13%
110	KAMPLI (ST)	J N GANESH	CONG	T H SURESH BABU	BJP	13.63%
111	KANAKAGIRI (SC)	TANGADAGI SHIVARAJ SANGAPPA	CONG	BASAVARAJ DADESUGUR	BJP	25.12%
112	KANAKAPURA	D K SHIVAKUMAR	CONG	B NAGARAJU	JDS	74.79%
113	KARKAL	V SUNILL KUMAR	BJP	UDAYA SHETTY MUNIYAL	CONG	3.08%
114	KARWAR	SATISH KRISHNA SAIL	CONG	ROOPALI SANTOSH NAIK	BJP	1.4%
115	KAUP	GURME SURESH SHETTY	BJP	VINAY KUMAR SORAKE	CONG	8.78%
116	KHANAPUR	VITHAL SOMANNA HALAGEKAR	BJP	DR ANJALI HEMANT NIMBALKAR	CONG	42.34%
117	KITTUR	BABASAHEB PATIL	CONG	DODDAGOUDAR MAHANTESH BASAVANTARAY	BJP	1.97%
118	KOLAR	KOTHURG MANJUNATHA	CONG	CMR SRINATH	JDS	22.42%
119	KOLAR GOLD FIELD (SC)	ROOPA KALA M	CONG	ASHWINI SAMPANGI	BJP	44.79%
120	KOLLEGAL (SC)	ARKRISHNAMURTHY	CONG	NMAHESH	BJP	37.86%
121	KOPPAL	K RAGHAVENDRA BASAVARAJ HITNAL	CONG	KARADI MANJULA	BJP	25.08%
122	KORATAGERE (SC)	DR G PARAMESHWARA	CONG	P R SUDHAKAR LAL	JDS	9.97%
123	KRISHNARAJA	TS SRIVATHSA	BJP	MK SOMASHEKAR	CONG	5.15%
124	KRISHNARAJANAGARA	RAVISHANKARD	CONG	SARA MAHESH	JDS	13.98%
125	KRISHNARAJAPETE	HTMANJU	JDS	BLDEVARAJA	CONG	16.08%
126	KUDACHI (SC)	MAHENDRA KALLAPPA TAMMANNAVAR	CONG	P RAJEEV	BJP	17.36%
127	KUDLIGI (ST)	SRINIVAS N T	CONG	LOKESH V NAYAKA	BJP	35.03%
128	KUMTA	DINAKAR KESHAV SHETTY	BJP	SURAJ NAIK SONI	JDS	0.57%
129	KUNDAPURA	A KIRAN KUMAR KODGI	BJP	DINESH HEGDE MOLAHALLI	CONG	25.45%
130	KUNDGOL	M R PATIL	BJP	KUSUMAVATHI CHANNABASAPPA SHIVALLI	CONG	30.24%
131	KUNIGAL	DR H D RANGANATH	CONG	D KRISHNAKUMAR	BJP	21.63%
132	KUSHTAGI	DODDANAGOUDA HANAMAGOUDA PATIL	BJP	AMAREGOUDA LINGANAGOUDA PATIL BAYYAPUR	CONG	5.47%
133	LINGSUGUR (SC)	MANAPPA D VAJJAL	BJP	DSHULAGERI	CONG	2.45%
134	MADDUR	UDAYAKM	CONG	DCTHAMMANNA	JDS	16.08%
135	MADHUGIRI	KYATHASANDRA N RAJANNA	CONG	MVVEERABHADRAIAH	JDS	24.2%
136	MADIKERI	DR MANTAR GOWDA	CONG	APPACHU RANJAN M P	BJP	2.66%
137	MAGADI	H C BALAKRISHNA	CONG	A MANJUNATH	JDS	6.67%
138	MAHADEVAPURA (SC)	MANJULA S	BJP	H NAGESH	CONG	13.95%
139	MAHALAKSHMI LAYOUT	K GOPALAIAH	BJP	KESHAVAMURTHY S	CONG	36.11%
140	MALAVALLI (SC)	PMNARENDRASWAMY	CONG	DR K ANNADANI	JDS	28.2%
141	MALLESHWARAM	DR ASHWATH NARAYAN C N	BJP	ANOOP IYENGAR	CONG	34.44%
142	MALUR	KYNANJEGOWDA	CONG	KSMANJUNATHAGOWDA	BJP	0.24%
143	MANDYA	RAVIKUMAR GOWDA GANIGA	CONG	ASHOK SD JAYARAM	BJP	1.67%
144	MANGALORE	UT KHADER FAREED	CONG	SATHISH KUMPALA	BJP	15.87%
145	MANGALORE CITY NORTH	BHARATH SHETTY Y	BJP	INAYATH ALI	CONG	18.91%
146	MANGALORE CITY SOUTH	DVEDAVYASA KAMATH	BJP	JRLOBO	CONG	15.08%
147	MANVI (ST)	G HAMPAYYA NAYAK	CONG	A BHAGAVANTARAY	BJP	6.12%
148	MASKI (ST)	BASAN GOUDA TURVIHAL	CONG	PRATAPGOUDA PATIL	BJP	8.94%
149	MAYAKONDA (SC)	K S BASAVANTHAPPA	CONG	BM PUSHPA VAGEESHASWAMY	IND	30.68%
150	MELUKOTE	DHARSHAN PUTTANNAIAH	SARVODAYA KARNATAKA PAKSHA	C S PUTTARAJU	JDS	6.34%
151	MOLAKALMURU (ST)	NYGOPALAKRISHNA	CONG	STHIPPESWAMY	BJP	11.62%
152	MOODABIDRI	UMANATHA KOTIAN	BJP	MITHUN M RAI	CONG	14.84%
153	MUDDEBIHAL	APPAJI ALIYAS CHANNABASAVARAJ SO SHANKARAO NADAGOUDA	CONG	A S PATIL NADAHALLI	BJP	5.05%
154	MUDHOL (SC)	TIMMAPUR RAMAPPA BALAPPA	CONG	GOVIND MAKTHAPPA KARJOL	BJP	12.63%
155	MUDIGERE	NAYANA MOTAMMA	CONG	DEEPAK DODDAIAH	BJP	0.72%
156	MULBAGAL (SC)	SAMRUDDHI V MANJUNATH	JDS	VADINARAYANA	CONG	16.19%
157	NAGAMANGALA	N CHALUVARAYASWAMY	CONG	SURESHGOWDAA	JDS	2.5%
158	NAGTHAN (SC)	KATAKADHOND VITTHAL DONDIBA	CONG	SANJEEV MALASIDDAPPA AIHOLE	BJP	24.23%
159	NANJANGUD (SC)	DARSHAN DHRUVANARAYANA	CONG	B HARSHAVARDHAN	BJP	27.9%
160	NARASIMHARAJA	TANVEER SAIT	CONG	S SATHEESH SANDESH SWAMY	BJP	22.91%
161	NARGUND	C C PATIL	BJP	B R YAVAGAL	CONG	1.24%
162	NAVALGUND	NINGARADDI HANAMARADDI KONARADDI	CONG	SHANKAR BASANAGOUDA PATIL MUNENAKOPPA	BJP	14.8%
163	NELAMANGALA (SC)	SHREENIVASAIAH N	CONG	DR KSRINIVASAMURTHY	JDS	23.43%
164	NIPPANI	JOLLE SHASHIKALA ANNASAHEB	BJP	UTTAM RAOSAHEB PATIL	NCP	5.23%
165	PADMANABA NAGAR	R ASHOKA	BJP	V RAGHUNATHA NAIDU	CONG	38.77%
166	PAVAGADA (SC)	HVVENKATESH	CONG	KMTHIMMARAYAPPA	JDS	7.01%
167	PERIYAPATNA	K VENKATESH	CONG	K MAHADEVA	JDS	12.93%
168	PULAKESHINAGAR (SC)	A C SRINIVASA	CONG	AKANDA SRINIVASA MURTHY R	BSP	55.34%
169	PUTTUR	ASHOK KUMAR RAI	CONG	ARUN KUMAR PUTHILA	IND	3.21%
170	RAICHUR	DR SHIVARAJ PATIL	BJP	MOHAMMED SHALAM	CONG	2.75%
171	RAICHUR RURAL (ST)	BASANAGOUDA DADDAL	CONG	TIPPARAJU HAWALDAR	BJP	8.43%
172	RAJAJI NAGAR	SSURESH KUMAR	BJP	PUTTANNA	CONG	7.38%
173	RAJARAJESHWARINAGAR	MUNIRATHNA	BJP	KUSUMA H	CONG	4.85%
174	RAMANAGARAM	H A IQBAL HUSSAIN	CONG	NIKHIL KUMARASWAMY	JDS	6.51%
175	RAMDURG	ASHOK PATTAN	CONG	CHIKKAREVANNA	BJP	7.88%
176	RANIBENNUR	PRAKASH KOLIWAD	CONG	ARUNKUMAR GUTTUR	BJP	7.32%
177	RAYBAG (SC)	AIHOLE DURYODHAN MAHALINGAPPA	BJP	SHAMBHU KALLOLIKAR	IND	2.29%
178	RON	GURUPADAGOUDA SANGANAGOUDA PATIL	CONG	KALAKAPPA GURUSHANTAPPA BANDI	BJP	14.96%
179	SAGAR	GOPALA KRISHNA BELURU	CONG	HHALAPPA HARATHALU	BJP	9.89%
180	SAKLESHPUR (SC)	S MANJUNATHA	BJP	KUMARSWAMY H K	JDS	1.79%
181	SANDUR (ST)	E TUKARAM	CONG	SHILPA RAGHAVENDRA	BJP	26.33%
182	SARVAGNANAGAR	KELACHANDRA JOSEPH GEORGE	CONG	PADMANABHA REDDY	BJP	30.68%
183	SAUNDATTI YELLAMMA	VISHWAS VASANT VAIDYA	CONG	MAMANI RATNA ANAND VISHWANATH	BJP	11.5%
184	SEDAM	DR SHARANPRAKASH RUDRAPPA PATIL	CONG	RAJKUMAR PATIL TELKUR	BJP	30.42%
185	SHAHAPUR	SHARANABASAPPA DARSHANAPUR	CONG	AMEENRADDI YALAGI	BJP	19.92%
186	SHANTI NAGAR	N A HARIS	CONG	K SHIVAKUMAR	BJP	6.2%
187	SHIGGAON	BASAVARAJ BOMMAI	BJP	PATHAN YASIRAHMEDKHAN	CONG	21.93%
188	SHIKARIPURA	VIJAYENDRA YEDIYURAPPA	BJP	S P NAGARAJAGOWDA	IND	7.21%
189	SHIMOGA	CHANNABASAPPA CHENNI	BJP	H C YOGESH	CONG	16.74%
190	SHIMOGA RURAL (SC)	SHARADA PURYANAIK	JDS	KBASHOK NAIK	BJP	9.61%
191	SHIRAHATTI (SC)	DRCHANDRU LAMANI	BJP	RAMAKRISHNA SHIDLINGAPPA DODDAMANI	IND	23.68%
192	SHIVAJINAGAR	RIZWAN ARSHAD	CONG	CHANDRAN	BJP	21.75%
193	SHORAPUR (ST)	RAJA VENKATAPPA NAIK	CONG	NARASIMHANAYAK RAJUGOUDA	BJP	12.49%
194	SHRAVANABELAGOLA	CN BALAKRISHNA	JDS	MA GOPALASWAMY	CONG	4.03%
195	SHRIRANGAPATTANA	AB RAMESHA BANDISIDDEGOWDA	CONG	RAVINDRA SRIKANTAIAH	JDS	8.28%
196	SIDLAGHATTA	BN RAVI KUMAR	JDS	PUTTU ANJINAPPA	IND	13.85%
197	SINDGI	ASHOK MALLAPPA MANAGULI	CONG	BHUSANUR RAMESH BALAPPA	BJP	4.66%
198	SINDHANUR	HAMPANAGOUDA BADARLI	CONG	K KARIYAPPA	BJP	17.5%
199	SIRA	T B JAYACHANDRA	CONG	R UGRESH	JDS	20.47%
200	SIRSI	BHIMANNA T NAIK	CONG	KAGERI VISHWESHWAR HEGDE	BJP	6.01%
201	SIRUGUPPA (ST)	B M NAGARAJA	CONG	M S SOMALINGAPPA	BJP	25.59%
202	SORAB	MADHU BANGARAPPA	CONG	S KUMARA BANGARAPPA	BJP	28.82%
203	SRINGERI	TDRAJEGOWDA	CONG	DNJEEVARAJA	BJP	0.17%
204	SRINIVASPUR	GK VENKATASHIVAREDDY	JDS	KR RAMESH KUMAR	CONG	5.79%
205	SULLIA (SC)	BHAGIRATHI MURULYA	BJP	G KRISHNAPPA RAMAKUNJA	CONG	19.67%
206	T.NARASIPUR (SC)	DR H C MAHADEVAPPA	CONG	ASHVIN KUMAR M	JDS	13.58%
207	TARIKERE	GH SRINIVASA	CONG	DS SURESH	BJP	10.64%
208	TERDAL	SIDDU SAVADI	BJP	SIDDURAMAPPAKONNUR	CONG	7.47%
209	TIPTUR	K SHADAKSHARI	CONG	BC NAGESH	BJP	13.97%
210	TIRTHAHALLI	ARAGA JNANENDRA	BJP	KIMMANE RATNAKAR	CONG	7.8%
211	TUMKUR CITY	G B JYOTHI GANESH	BJP	N GOVINDARAJU	JDS	2.78%
212	TUMKUR RURAL	BSURESH GOWDA	BJP	DCGOWRISHANKAR SWAMY	JDS	2.64%
213	TURUVEKERE	MTKRISHNAPPA	JDS	MASALA JAYARAM	BJP	7.85%
214	UDUPI	YASHPAL	BJP	PRASADRAJ KANCHAN	CONG	20.31%
215	VARUNA	SIDDARAMAIAH	CONG	V SOMANNA	BJP	23.86%
216	VIJAYANAGAR	MKRISHNAPPA	CONG	H RAVINDRA	BJP	4.79%
217	VIJAYANAGARA	HRGAVIYAPPA	CONG	SIDDHARTH SINGH A THAKUR	BJP	19.16%
218	VIRAJPET	ASPONNANNA	CONG	KGBOPAIAH	BJP	2.63%
219	YADGIR	CHANNAREDDY PATIL TUNNUR	CONG	VENKATREDDY MUDNAL	BJP	3.53%
220	YELAHANKA	S R VISHWANATH	BJP	KESHAVA RAJANNA B	CONG	29.28%
221	YELBURGA	BASAVARAJ RAYAREDDI	CONG	ACHAR HALAPPA BASAPPA	BJP	10.02%
222	YELLAPUR	ARABAIL HEBBAR SHIVARAM	BJP	ANDALAGI VEERABHADRAGOUDA SHIVANAGOUD PATIL	CONG	2.75%
223	YEMKANMARDI (ST)	SATISH LAXMANARAO JARKIHOLI	CONG	BASAVARAJ HUNDRI	BJP	39.9%
224	YESHVANTHAPURA	ST SOMASHEKAR	BJP	TNJAVARAYI GOWDA	JDS	4.68%

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BJP Rejects Exit Poll Projections, Says No Question Of Hung Assembly In Karnataka

admin — Thu, 11 May 2023 05:01:40 +0000

Siggaon: The ruling BJP has dismissed the exit poll projections after most of them predicted a hung Assembly in Karnataka while putting the Congress ahead in the southern state. Chief Minister Basavraj Bommai said the “exit polls are exit polls”, asserting that the BJP will return to power with an absolute majority. According to most exit poll projections, the Congress will finish ahead of the BJP but chances of a hung Assembly are high. The pollsters also tipped HD Deve Gowda’s Janata Dal-Secular to play kingmaker. The party needs to win 113 seats to reach the majority mark in the 224-seat Karnataka Assembly.

In an exclusive conversation with news agency ANI, CM Bommai said, “Exit polls are, after all, exit polls and even most projections are predicting a close finish. However, from what I have been able to pick up from our ground sources, it is 100 per cent clear that we are going to return with an absolute majority. The real outcome will only be known on May 13. So, let’s wait for the result day.”

“Exit polls aren’t 100 per cent accurate. There will be a five per cent variation in all poll projections, plus and minus, which could make all the difference in the end,” he added. “I am very much confident that we will come back to power with an absolute majority, I am 200 per cent confident. Exit polls are done in a hurry and there will be lots of errors. There is no question of anybody becoming a kingmaker. For me, the people are the kingmaker and they will bring the BJP back to power,” the CM added.

“Every agency or channel has quoted a different figure. No projection is the same. There will be no resort politics this time as the BJP will get a clear majority,” Bommai said.

On Congress leader Randeep Surjewala’s tweet saying the high voter turnout was a “positive sign” for the Congress, Bommai said, “If you check the track record, bigger turnouts have always worked in favour of the BJP and not the Congress. This shows that a lot of people, especially in urban areas, who otherwise don’t come out to vote, have exercised their franchise this year. I take this as a positive sign for the BJP.”

On whether the BJP would consider allying with the JDS if the projections of a hung Assembly hold true, the CM said, “There is no question of a hung House. We will win with an absolute majority.” At the close of polling at 6 PM on Wednesday, the overall voter turnout was recorded at 69.95 per cent. The counting of the votes will be held on May 13.

Source: Zee news

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Karnataka Poll Of Exit Polls: Advantage Congress, But BJP Not Far Behind; JDS Kingmaker

admin — Wed, 10 May 2023 18:12:28 +0000

Voting for the Karnataka Assembly Polls has concluded at 6 pm for 224 seats and the results of the election will be declared on May 13. Two exit polls – Times-Now ETG and Zee News Matrize agency – have predicted a Congress victory. On the other hand, two others – Suvarna News-Jan Ki Baat and News Nation-CGS have predicted a win for the BJP. However, there are a few that suggest a hung assembly for the southern state.

Congress leads in Zee News and Matrize exit polls:

Zee News has done Karnataka Exit Polls in collaboration with Matrize. According to this poll, the Congress is expected to emerge as the single largest party in Karnataka and is expected to get 103-118 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is likely to win 79-94 seats. JDS is likely to get 25-33 seats, while others may get 2 to 5 seats. According to exit polls, Congress can get 41 percent votes in Karnataka.

ABP News and C-Voter exit poll:

According to the exit polls of ABP News and C-Voter for the Karnataka Assembly polls, the Congress is expected to have a clear edge with 100 to 112 seats. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to settle with 83 to 95 seats, while JDS may get 21 to 29 and others may get 2 to 6 seats.

India Today-Axis My India exit poll:

According to the exit polls of India Today and Axis My India, Congress is projected to win between 122 to 140 seats in the 2023 Karnataka assembly elections, and may comfortably cross the mark of 113 seats. The Bhartiya Janata Party, on the other hand, is expected to win 62 to 80 seats, suffering huge losses. Whereas, JDS can get 20 to 25 seats and others can get 0 to 3 seats.

Exit poll of TV9 Bharatvarsh and Polstrat:

According to the exit polls of TV9 Bharatvarsh and Polstrat for the Karnataka Assembly Election, Congress is seeking to wrest power and emerge as the largest party with 99 to 109 seats. whereas, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) gets 88 to 98 seats. JDS with 21 to 26 seats and 0 to 4 seats in the account of others.

News Nation and CGS exit poll:

According to exit polls of News Nation and CGS regarding the Karnataka Assembly Election, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) seems to be getting clear majority, predicting 114 seats. while, Congress settles with 86, JDS 21 and others 1 seat.

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