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Karnataka Elections 2023 Constituency-wise Results Highlights: BJP's C K Ramamurthy wins Jayanagar seat by 16 votes as Congress sweeps stateThe Congress roared to a thumping win in Karnataka bagging 136 seats in the Assembly polls, as heavy anti-incumbency and perceived voter anger against the BJP, whose tumultuous reign was marred by a series of controversies and allegations of widespread corruption, cost it dearly. The BJP managed to grab 66 seats with a neck to neck fight over the Jayangar Assembly seat. Check the latest constituency-wise result highlights right here, with DH.
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BJP's C K Ramamurthy wins Jayanagar seat by 16 votes

Cop roughs up Prajavani photojournalist outside counting centre

A policeman hit Prajavani photojournalist Ranju P as he tried to take photos of the BJP's celebrations outside SSMRV PU College in Jayanagar on Saturday.Ranju climbed a police vehicle to get the best shots when the unidentified policeman caned him on the knee and snatched his camera.

The assault prompted a flash protest by journalists. The cop was eventually forced to retreat and return the camera.

"I was only doing my job. Why did he hit me and snatch my camera," Ranju said as struggled with pain.

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BJP's CK Ramamurthy poised to win Jayanagar Assembly seat

BJP's CK Ramamurthy is said to win the Jayanagar assembly election. Party workers celebrate

KPCC legal cell member Jaya Mouli demands Sowmya Reddy be declared winner of Jayanagar Assembly

KPCC legal cell member Jaya Mouli demands that the election commission declare Sowmya Reddy the winner of the Jayanagar assembly election. "At the end of the counting, Sowmya Reddy had a clear lead. It should hold good and she should be officially declared the winner," he told reporters outside SSMRV PU College in Jayanagar on Saturday night.

D K Shivakumar leaves the counting centre in Jayanagar.

WhileD K Shivakumar was booed by BJP workers with 'Modi Modi' slogans,Congress workers retorted with 'DK, DK' slogans.

Security tightened around SSMRV PU College in Jayanagar following the controversy of the Jayanagar Assembly constituency. The controversy surfaced after the recounting of the constituency late in the evening.
According to police, a coy of Central Armed Police Force, Garuda force, two battalion of Karnataka State Reseve Police and City Armed Reserve (CAR) have been deployed. Senior officials including M Chandrashekar, additional commissioner of police (East) and SD Sharanappa, joint commissioner of police (Crime) have camped along with the DCPs in the counting centre to prevent untoward incidents. The police have also deployed a water jet to use it on the crowd if they resume violence.

All eyes on Jayanagar seat as where Cong's Sowmya Reddy is in a neck-and-neck fight with BJP's C K Ramamurthy

Bengaluru's Jayanagar is witnessing a close contest as BJP's C K Ramamurthy and Congress's Sowmya Reddy are in a neck-and-neck competition. After the first round of recount, BJP is leading by 17 votes.

Police are in riot gear outside the centre where counting is taking place.

State Congress president D K Shivakumar and his brother D K Suresh have arrived at the Jayanagar counting centre

  Police in riot gear outside SSMRV PU College in Jayanagar where the counting of votes is still going on

Police in riot gear outside SSMRV PU College in Jayanagar where the counting of votes is still going on for the Jayanagar Assembly Constituency, Bengaluru, on Saturday.Congress candidate Sowmya Reddy is in a neck-and-neck fight with the BJP's C K Ramamurthy.

Basavaraj Bommai arrives at Raj Bhawan to tender his resignation to the Governor

Cong leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge, DK Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah, display show of strength as the party sweeps Karnataka polls

T D Rajegowda of Congress wins Sringeri against D N Jeevaraja of BJP by 201 votes

M.Y Patil of Congress wins Afzalpur against Nitin Venkayya Guttedar (Independent candidate) by 4,594 votes

Cong crosses 120 seats, BJP bags 58 seats, JD(S) wins 19 seats

Cong crosses majority mark in Karnataka, wins 114 seats

JD(S) snatches Hassan seat from BJP

Congress improves its tally in Kalyana Karnataka

Infighting as well as the Kalyana Rajya Pragati Paksha (KRPP) floated by mining baron Janardhan Reddy have caused a severe jolt to the ruling BJP in the Kalyana Karnataka region, the home turf of Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge. The Congress is set to win in 27 seats out of 41. The party had won in 20 seats in the 2018 Assembly elections. BJP had won 17 and JD(S) 4 seats in the previous polls.

M K Stalin congratulates Congress for its performance in Karnataka assembly elections

In a massive victory, Cong's D K Shivakumar retains Kanakapura seat by an astounding margin of over 1 lakh votes

 Prayakrishna, Govindarajnagar, Krishnappa, Vijayanagara Congress candidates celebrate after won at SSMRV College 

Congress wins 55 seats, BJP claims victory in 22 seats, JD(S) at 10 seats

Congress candidate H C Mahadevappa wins with the margin of 18619 aganist JD(S) candidate M Ashvin Kumar in T. Narsipura

Congress wins 20 seats, BJP bags 10, JDS gets 3 seat

Uday B Garudachar's wife and supporters celebrating his lead

Congress wins 9 seats, BJP bags 4, JDS gets 1 seat

BJP's S Sureshkumar registers victory from Rajaji Nagar constituency by a margin of 8000 votes

Cong's Priyank Kharge wins from Chittapur constituency by a margin of 13, 640 votes

V Somanna faces defeat in Chamrajnagar

Congress's Puttarangashetty beats BJP's Somanna by 7,533 votes to claim Chamarajanagar seat

Speaking at the counting centre, Ashwathnarayan said the results are only a temporary setback for BJP

Cong's Vinay Kulkarni gets a massive win in Dharwad

Congress's T Raghumurthy wins from Challakere constituency by 67,363 votes

H D Revanna of JDS leads by 12000 votes in Holenarasipur

After 13 rounds of counting for Shivajinagar, Congress candidate Rizwan Arshad leads with 23,929 votes more than BJP candidate Chandra N

N Chaluvarayaswamy of Congress leads by 3000 votes against Suresh Gowda of JDS in Nagamangala

Congress A R Krishnamurthy is leading by 49,000 votes against N Mahesh of BJP in Kollegal

Big garland is ready for BJP Bommanhalli candidate at Jayanagar

Congress candidate K Harish Gowda leads against BJP candidate L Nagendra in Chamaraja

BJP workers outside counting centre at NITK in Surathkal

Congress candidate B S Suresh leads by 3,405 votes in Bengaluru's Hebbal

Congress candidates Santosh Lad has won Kalghatgi constituency by a margin of 22,000 votes

Congress candidates Santosh Lad has won Kalghatgi constituency by a margin of 22,000 votes, while Vinay Kulkarni also from Congress won Dharwad Rural by a margin of 15,000 votes.

Congress candidate Satish Jarkiholi extended his lead by 32263 votes after round-12

Congress candidate Satish Jarkiholi extended his lead by 32263 votes after round-12. BJP candidate Basavaraj Hundri was trailing with 23281 votes.

 In Gangavathi mining barron Gali Janardhana Reddy leading by 5969 votes against Congress Iqbal Ansari

In Gangavathi mining barron Gali Janardhana Reddy leading by 5969 votes against Congress Iqbal Ansari. Sitting MLA Munavali in third place

Congress candidate Laxman Savadi took lead of 25007 votes in Athani assembly constituency

Congress candidate Laxman Savadi took lead of 25007 votes in Athani assembly constituency after round-7. He polled 40225 votes and BJP candidate Mahesh Kumathalli was trailing with 15218 votes.

Siddaramaiah leads against Somanna in Varuna seat

Congress candidate K Harish Gowda leads against BJP candidate L Nagendra in Chamaraja

Allamprabhu Patil of Congress leads by 7,200 votes against BJP MLA Rajkumar Patil Telkur in Sedam

All sitting ministers in Kittur Karnataka region trailing. Govind Karjol, Murugesh Nirani, C C Patil, Shankar Patil Munenkopp trailing by huge margin

JD(S) candidate G T Devegowda leads in Chamundeshwari against Congress candidate S Siddegowda

In CV Raman Nagar, S Raghu of BJP leads by 3651 votes after round 4

C.V. Raman Nagar Assembly constituency result 2023

Congress's Bellary candidate B Nagendra gains massive lead against BJP's B Sreeramulu

 Kumaraswamy's son Nikhil Kumaraswamy of JD(S) trails in Ramanagara against Cong's H A Iqbal Hussain 

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After round 8 in Malleswaram, Ashwathnarayan (39180) leads by 19,444 votes over Congress candidate Anoop Iyengar (19736)

Priyank Kharge ahead with a massive lead in Chittapur constituency

K M Uday of Congress leads by 12000 votes against JDS nominee D C Thammanna

Congress candidate C Anil Kumar leads in HDKote (ST) against JD(S) candidate Jayaprakash

BJP candidate Ravi Patil extends lead in Belgaum Uttar assembly constituency

BJP candidate Ravi Patil extends lead in Belgaum Uttar assembly constituency. He polled 17118 votes and Congress candidate Asif (Raju) Sait was trailing with 13985 votes.

BJP candidate Abhay Patil continues to lead in Belgaum Dakshin

BJP candidate Abhay Patil continues to lead in Belgaum Dakshin. He polled 33417 votes. Independent (MES) Ramakant Konduskar was trailing with 27116 votes.

Cong candidate from Ballari rural B Nagendra leading the seat against B Sriramulu by 9199 votes

Yediyurappa's son B Y Vijayendra leads in Shikaripura

Kumaraswamy maintains narrow lead in Channapatna, trails in Sakleshpur

Shettar trails by over 11,000 votes against BJP candidate Mahesh Tenginkai after 8 round

BJP candidate Abhay Patil continues to lead in Belgaum Dakshin assembly constituency

BJP candidate Abhay Patil continues to lead in Belgaum Dakshin assembly constituency. He polled 28172 votes and independent (MES) Ramakant Konduskar had polled 19979 votes.

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Darshan Puttannaiah continues lead in Melkote against C S Puttaraju of JDS

BJP controversial MLA Basangouda Patil Yatnal is leading with over 6,000 votes in Vijaypura city

BJP controversial MLA Basangouda Patil Yatnal is leading with over 6,000 votes in Vijaypura city. KPCC campaign committee chairman MB Patil leads in Babaleshwar

  Congress candidate Laxmi Hebbalkar extends lead in Belgaum Rural

Congress candidate Laxmi Hebbalkar extends lead in Belgaum Rural. She polled 20976 votes, independent (MES) candidate R M Chougule polled 13927 votes and BJP candidate Nagesh Mannolkar polled 7723 votes.

BJP candidate Ramesh Jarkiholi takes lead of over 3207 votes after round-7 in Gokak assembly constituency

Bommai gains massive lead in Shiggaon, DKS en-route to retain Kanakapura seat, Siddaramaiah leads in Varuna

Congress's Laxman Savadi retains lead in Athani

Kumaraswamy gains narrow lead in Channapatna

BJP's K Sudhakar trails in Chikkaballapur against Congress's Pradeep Eshwar

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge’s son Priyank Kharge leading in Chittapur

Seven cabinet ministers trailing against Congress candidates

1) MTB Nagaraj (Small Scale Industries and Municipal Administration of Karnataka ) trailing against Congress candidate Sharath Bache Gowda (Congress) in Hoskote constituency
2) BC Patil (Agriculture minister) trailing against Ujaneshwar Basavannappa Banakar (Congress) in Hirekerur constituency
3) Ramesh Jarkiholi (Water Resources min) trailing against Congress candidate Mahantesh Kadadi in Gokak
4) Shashikala Jolle ( Minister of Women and Child Development of Karnataka) trailing against Congress candidate Kakasaheb Patel in Nipani
5) K Sudhakar (Health and Family Welfare and Medical Education of Karnataka) trailing against Pradeep Ishwar(Congress) in Chikkaballapura
6) V Somanna (Housing minister) trailing in both the constituencies-- Varuna and Chamarajanagar-- against former CM Siddaramaiah (Congress) and C. Puttarangashetty (Congresss, respectively
7) B. Sriramulu (Minister of Transport) trailing against Congress candidate B Nagendra in Bellary assembly seat

DKS gains massive lead in Kanakapura

Congress candidate Laxmi Hebbalkar extends lead in Belgaum Rural

Incumbent CM Bommai gains massive lead in Shiggaon

Jagadish Shettar trails in Hubballi-Dharwad Central against BJP's Mahesh Tenginakai by over 2,000 votes

BJP's K Shivakumar leads in Shanti Nagar against Congress's N A Haris

Congress's Satish Jarkiholi extends leads in Yamakanamaradi

Congress candidate HM Ganesh Prasad leads in Gundlupet against BJP's Niranjan Kumar

Congress candidate Vishwas Vaidya leads in Savadatti-Yallamma

Congress's H Nagesh leads in Mahadevapura against BJP's Manjula S

Congress candidate Tanveer Sait leads in Narasimharaja

BJP candidate D Vedavyasa Kamath leads in Mangalore South

Congress candidate Laxman Savadi leads in Athani constituency

BJP candidate Nikhil Katti leads in Hukkeri constituency

Jagadish Shettar trails by 1,900 votes in Dharwad-Hubballi constituency

Former chief minister and Congress nominee Jagadish Shettar is trailing by 1,900 votes against BJP candidate Mahesh Tenginkai

A R Krishnamurthi of Congress leads against N Mahesh of BJP in Kollegal

BJP's M Krishnappa gains massive lead in Bangalore South constituency with over 10,000 votes

BJP's Harish Poonja currently leads in Belthangady constituency with 5,751 votes

BJP candidate Balachandra Jarkiholi leads in Arabhavi constituency

C Puttarangashetty of Congress leads in Chamarajanagar against V Somanna of BJP

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BJP and Congress currently lead in two constituencies each

JD(S) leader H D Kumaraswamy trails in Channapatna against BJP's C P Yogeshwara

BJP National General Secretary CT Ravi leads in Chikkamagalur

Siddaramaiah vs Somanna in Varuna promises to be mouthwatering clash

Just five months back, it looked like former chief minister and Leader of the Opposition Siddaramaiah would win in his home constituency Varuna without breaking a sweat.

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Let's build '40% commission-free', progressive Karnataka: Rahul Gandhi to voters

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday urged the people of Karnataka to vote in large numbers to build a progressive and a "40-per cent-commission-free" state.

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How Karnataka CMs have fared in elections in the last 15 years

As the state braces for a heated contest, here's a look at the electoral performance of prominent chief ministers in the last 15 years.

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Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023: Exit polls show it’s advantage Congress

At least nine exit polls indicated that the Congress is on the cusp of coming to power while the BJP maintained that the game is still on in Karnataka where voting concluded Wednesday in what was a bitterly-fought election.

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How the Karnataka Assembly came into being

With political parties gearing up for the upcoming Karnataka Assembly elections and leaders trading barbs trying to prove that their parties should be given a chance to form the government in the state, it is a ripe time to look at the history of theKarnataka Legislative Assembly and how it came to be in the shape we know it today.

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What is a hung assembly? How is a government formed in case of a hung assembly?

With Karnataka Assembly Elections just around the corner and political parties in the fray fighting to assert their dominance in the state, let us understand what a hung Assembly is.

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Election FAQs: How is a state government formed?

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Mahadevapura high stakes battle poised for photo finish


Of all the good and the bad that Bengaluru is known for, Mahadevapura takes the larger share of both as it is an employment-generating hub, yet plagued with lack of basic amenities. The assembly constituency — a melting pot of different cultures –is also referred to as a new and emerging Bengaluru. On the flipside, all it takes is a short spell of rain to understand the underbelly of MahadevapuraRead more

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