Karnataka Lok Sabha Election  

Veteran Congress leader, former chief minister of Karnataka, Veerappa Moily slammed chief minister Kumaraswamy for taking on a village stay tour

Lok Sabha election victory celebrations and strategies to corner an already debilitated coalition government in Karnataka continue perennially in the BJP camp

 

JDS leader Revanna had earlier said that he would quit politics if Modi came back to power. BJP leader R Ashok took Revanna to task and asked the time of his quitting politics.

Bengaluru: Karnataka saw a number of new candidates winning the Lok Sabha election. At least 10 winners will be entering the Parliament for the first time.

BJP won 25 seats and one independent supported by BJP too won the election, leaving one seat each for Congress and JD(S) out of 28 constituencies.

Here is the list of 10 Karnataka MPs who made it to the Parliament for the first time.

In view of the humiliating defeat in Karnataka Lok Sabha elections, the JDS has issued a notice to its members, asking them not to speak or address the media. The party has asked its members to follow the diktat meticulously.

BJP has won 25 seats and except for two seats (one each for Congress and the JDS), the coalition has failed miserably in Karnataka 
 

The BJP is set to witness a landslide victory in Karnataka Lok Sabha election and the revolt against the JD(S) leader and state chief minister Kumaraswamy has already begun

 BJP might be having a hearty laugh in phase 3 of the Lok Sabha polls, with the electoral tides in their favour, opine political analysts

Anupama hails from Chikkamnyageri village in Yalaburga taluk in Koppal, Karnataka. She is currently employed as adjunct faculty in Royal University of Bhutan. She came to Koppal and cast her vote for the Lok Sabha election.

Mallikarjun Kharge cast his vote in the Kalaburagi constituency today (April 23). The Congress leader sounded confident of yet another victory over BJP candidate Umesh Jadhav
 

Mallikarjun Kharge has been accused of indulging in nepotism, which has upset a few Congress leaders in his constituency Kalaburagi in Karnataka. The Congress leader's son Priyank Kharge spoke about how this Lok Sabha election will bring in a sea change in top leadership.

BJP leader Yeddyurappa casts his vote in Shivamogga, Karnataka, for the Lok Sabha election. Second phase of polling in the state has commenced in the 14 constituencies.

With 14 Karnataka Lok Sabha seats going to polls on Tuesday (April 23) in the second phase of election, there will be high-stakes battles between the BJP and the Congress-JDS coalition candidates in Shivamogga, Kalaburagi and Ballari. The BJP will try to retain Shivamogga while the Congress has made an all out effort to retain Kalaburagi and protect Ballari which was snatched from the BJP in last November’s by-election

Karnataka and Tamil Nadu went for Lok Sabha polls today (April 18) in the first phase of election in both the states. Here are the highlights of the elections conducted today in both the states.

Prem Shankar and Hemant Kumar analyse responses and voter turnout percentages in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. While Kumar spoke about the likelihood of the Karnataka government collapse in case of BJP win, Shankar threw light on a different Tamil Nadu that exists today in the absence of Jayalalithaa and Karunanidhi