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Anant Kumar Hegde has surged ahead of his opponents with a 4-lakh vote margin leaving JD(S) candidate Anand Asnotikar far behind in Uttara Kannada constituency.
 

Neither the physical circumstances nor the motive seems to support Trinamool’s narrative about ABVP supporters damaging iconic social reformer Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar’s statue
 

Chaos erupted in Tetulpur area of Barrackpore constituency when BJP candidate Arjun Singh reached the area after hearing that BJP polling agent was not allowed to sit inside the polling booth. The moment he came out of his car, TMC goons started shouting slogans against him. BJP supporters also retaliated TMC supporters chanting Jai Shri Ram.

The farmers' protest in the latter part of the last decade was against the Bengal government deciding to transfer land in Singur to the Tatas for the Nano small car factory. Their protest today is against the Bengal government for taking them for a ride. The difference is that the targets and supporters of the protest have swapped places.
 

Is 'Jai Shri Ram' an abuse for West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee? A purported video that has surfaced and tweeted by BJP's Bengal in-charge, Kailash Vijayvargiya, where she is seen asking a bunch of youngsters who were chanting "Jai Shri Ram", "Why are you running away? Why abuse?"

The Bengal chief minister was on her way to Chandrakona when suspected BJP supporters raised the slogan. Mamata stopped the car, stepped out and asked: "Why abuse?"

Bengal, over the past two years, has witnessed an unprecedented saffron surge. And with a high pitched electoral battle going on, this purported video where she appears to be questioning the 'Jai Shri Ram' chant will only add fuel to the fire in the tinderbox that Bengal is. In no time, Kailash Vijayvargiya pounced on the opportunity to ask, "Can anyone tell me which chant will make Didi (Mamata) happy?"

BJP supporters were seen shouting slogans demanding Central paramilitary forces at the polling station in Jemua area of Asansol Parliamentary constituency. BJP supporters had stopped the polling process but even as central forces were reinstated, the BJP supporters continued shouting slogans.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's supporters in Karnataka held special prayers in Mysuru for him to return to power for the second term

In a video from Jammu and Kashmir, PDP supporters were seen beating up a National Conference polling agent at a polling station in Bijbehara. While the NC agent alleged that he was checking for bogus voters when he was attacked, the PDP supporters claimed that he was misbehaving with women voters.
 

Supporters of Madhu Bangarappa reached Madhu Bangarappa's Vinobanagar residence early morning during the last leg of election campaign for Shivamogga Lok Sabha seat. The supporters feel Madhu will win this time as he has an edge, a few recall his father S Bangarappa's legacy and Siddaramaiah's populist schemes will click.

A shocking video has surfaced in which Prakash Ambedkar's alleged supporters are seen beating up an old man for allegedly writing against the Dalit leader. The incident happened in Maharashtra's Amaravati. The video shows the old man to be dragged and hit with slippers by at least three alleged Prakash Ambedkar supporters. Prakash is the grandson of BR Ambedkar and is a known face of the Indian Left-liberals.

Soon after slapping Hardik Patel, he was beaten black and blue by the Congress leaders’ supporters and had to be taken to the hospital for treatment.

Sumalatha Ambareesh's supporters alleged that they were not allowed to conduct a rally, whereas permission was given to Nikhil Kumaraswamy and his supporters. In Bengaluru, slogans of Prime Minister Narendra Modi led to heated arguments between the Congress and BJP workers

 

 Sumalatha Ambareesh stood in a long queue and cast her vote at a polling booth in Doddarasinakere, Mandya. Hundreds of supporters were seen shouting slogans for the actress-turned-politician outside the polling booth

Chief Minister E Palaniswamy was caught distributing money to a voter in Salem. Deputy chief minister Panneerselvam's supporter too was caught distributing money in Theni