Election News

Counting staff have been asked to report at 5 am and the process will start with counting postal ballots at 8 am. Here are the do's and don'ts in the college premises, till announcement of results of the Lok Sabha election on May 23.

A survey from a media house reportedly claimed that BJP candidate PC Mohan is likely to win the Bangaluru Central Lok Sabha constituency against Congress's Rizwan Arshad

Veteran Congress leader Roshan Baig's was revealed when he called top leader Venugopal a buffoon and KPCC president Dinesh Gundu Rao a flop.

Polling is underway on Tuesday (April 23) in the remaining 14 constituencies in Karnataka including key seats Kalaburagi and Shivamogga. Here is the latest voter turnout in these constituencies
 

Ugrappa hails from Tumakuru but is a voter of Bengaluru South constituency which went for election on April 18. But Congress's Ballari candidate was busy asking people to vote for him and failed to cast his vote. Ballari will go to election on April 23.

It was the senior citizens of Bengaluru that woke up early in the morning, relegated all their important works and ran to the polling booths exuberantly to exercise their franchise. But on the contrary, their younger counterparts, despite several requests and awareness campaigns, have left hopefuls disappointed with a dismal turnout.

Asianet Newsable reporters did a sting operation where liquor was being sold illegally on the day of election on Thursday (April 18) in Bengaluru. Liquor was available in Kalasipalya

While several people allege that the political parties provide food and liquor for voters seeking their votes, Krishna Raj, the owner of Hotel Nisarga Grand in Bengaluru, decided to provide free masala dosas if the voters display their inked finger at the cash counter

All four constituencies of the city - Bengaluru North, Bengaluru South, Bengaluru Central and Bengaluru Rural - go to polls today. Watch this space for the live updates on Lok Sabha election in Karnataka.

BBMP Commissioner N Manjunath Prasad inspected few mustering centres as Bengaluru will witness elections on Thursday. He said 45,000 officials will be deployed on election duty.