Bangalore South  

After exposing the BBMP bribe for bed scam, MP Tejasvi Surya from Bangalore South met Nandan Nilekani, the Infosys co-founder and sought his help in creating a new software
 

According to sources in Karnataka, the Congress-JD(S) combine has already invited AB de Villiers to an exotic resort in Bengaluru, for talks

If sources are to be believed, Annamalai, the DCP from Bangalore South, who resigned earlier today is headed to Coimbatore to start an RSS ‘shakha’. Sources say that Annamalai is inspired by the ideology of the organisation.

 

In a sudden move, Tejasvi Surya, was picked by the BJP for Bengaluru South. He edged out Tejaswini Ananth Kumar and filed his nomination on March 26 for the upcoming Lok Sabha election.

Earlier, it was reportedly said that Tejaswini Ananth Kumar would be the candidate from Bangalore South. But, MyNation's sources revealed that Tejasvi Surya would be contesting from the constituency

The suspense over naming a candidate for Bengaluru South continues with reports coming in that RSS sympathiser Tejaswi Surya could be fielded in an obvious attempt to thwart any allegations of dynasty politics against Narendra Modi

Recent reports suggest that Prime Minister Narendra Modi might himself contest from Bengaluru South. With the name of the suggested candidate Tejaswini Ananth Kumar being withheld, Karnataka BJP leaders are themselves in a quandary.

The office of the Bangalore South’s would-be BJP candidate Tejaswini Ananth Kumar was inaugurated by R Ashok, the former deputy chief minister, in Jayanagar. Tejaswini, on the occasion, promised she would work in accordance with the way her husband worked.
 

The Karnataka BJP leaders on Monday visited former chief minister R Ashoka and were unanimous in their recommendation of fielding Tejaswini Ananth Kumar from Bangalore South.

In a tweet, the Vice President Secretariat quoted Naidu as describing Kumar as a "colleague for years together, from students' movement to Parliament"