Karnataka Lok Sabha Election 2019  

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
 

Karnataka: 14 constituencies out of 28 will go for elections on April 18. Here are the complete details about key constituencies, candidates, booths and party status

In the last leg of Lok Sabha elections in Belagavi, former MLA from Kagwad and BJP leader Raju Kage called Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy “buffalo”. Raju was responding to Kumaraswamy's comments on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's looks
 

Three Jadhavs - Shankar Jadhav, Vijay Jadhav and Sarva Janata Party have filed their nominations in Kalaburagi. The move to field these namesakes is as an attempt to confuse people and split votes

Veteran Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge, who is contesting from Kalaburagi, has declared properties worth Rs 14.85 crore but has stated that he doesn't own any vehicle