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Karnataka polls: Siddaramaiah wins from Varuna, becomes MLA for 9th timeFormer Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has secured a ninth term in the state assembly, winning in the Varuna constituency by over 46,...- Siddaramaiah says he wants to contest from 2 constituencies in Karnataka Assembly pollsSiddaramaiah, who has announced that 2023 Assembly polls will be his last, has made it clear that he would not contest from his former Cham...
- Karnataka polls: Congress high command doesn't want Siddaramaiah to fight from KolarAccording to the sources, many leaders from Kolar, Badami, Varuna, and Chamarajpet are meeting Siddaramaiah and asking him to contest. But ...
- Upcoming Karnataka assembly polls my last electoral battle, says SiddaramaiahSenior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Tuesday reiterated that upcoming Assembly elections will be his last electoral battle, but he will r...
- Siddaramaiah won't contest Assembly polls from Kolar, claims Yediyurappa"Today itself I will say one thing, don't think I'm making a prediction, Siddaramaiah will not contest from Kolar for any reason, he is pla...
- Will win from Kolar even if PM and Amit Shah campaigned against me: SiddaramaiahThe former Chief Minister has decided to shift his constituency from Badami in Bagalkote district in North Karnataka to Kolar citing age fa...
- Congress leader Siddaramaiah says he will contest assembly polls from one constituency"Have I said I will contest from two constituencies? Who said that? I will be contesting from one constituency... I have made it very clear...
- 2023 Karnataka assembly polls will be my last, but will continue in politics: SiddaramaiahThe Leader of Opposition in the state assembly said he is yet to decide on the constituency from where he will contest the next election, a...
- Will contest next assembly polls from Badami: SiddaramaiahHeaping praise on the people of Badami for accepting him, who had come from Mysuru and electing as their MLA in the 2018 polls, the former ...
- Four winners had victory margins lower than NOTAsAll four constituencies where victory margins were lower than NOTA votes — Badami, Kungol, Maski and Aland — fall in the North Karnataka re...
- Badami: Who will bite the dust?The heritage town is supposed to be a safe seat for Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, but the BJP’s decision to field OBC mascot B Sriramulu has...
- As outsiders battle it out, will JD(S) have the last laugh?An epic political battle is unfolding in the historic city of Badami, between Siddaramaiah and BJP’s “rising star” B Sreeramulu. But the da...
- BJP fields Sriramulu in Badami to take on CM SiddaramaiahThe move showed the intention of BJP to defeat Siddaramaiah in Badami, or at least tie him down there in a close contest.
- CM Siddaramaiah faces ‘local vs outsider’ hitch in BadamiThe BJP, on the other hand, has been discussing the names of B Sriramulu, PC Gaddigoudar and BS Yeddyurappa for the same constituency.
- Ready to contest against Siddaramaiah: BS YeddyurappaOur party's national president will decide whether I should contest or someone else. If I'm asked to contest, I'm ready. If he asks someone...
- Karnataka elections 2018: Siddaramaiah decides to contest from BadamiChamundeshwari is considered a stronghold of Janata Dal (S) as it has a large composition of Vokkaliga, who do not support Siddaramaiah, an...
- Siddaramaiah maintains suspense over his second nominationCongress wants Siddaramaiah to contest from Badami too, because it would boost the party’s prospects in North Karnataka, where it is engage...
- Congress in damage control mode as dissidents riseCongress has gone into a damage control mode to handle about 32 leaders who are sulking. Sources say that the High Command has selected top...
- Badami CM Siddaramaiah’s second seat? Congress takes back Devaraj Patil's ticketThough Siddaramaiah has vehemently denied this, Congress sources said CM had been asked by the high command to choose between Chamundeshwar...
- In safe play, Siddaramaiah likely to contest from two constituenciesThe party high command is reportedly keen that there should be no doubt about Siddaramaiah’s victory.
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