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Former minister, who is trying to regain his T Narasipura seat, says, “We are confident of winning the seats lost last time in Old Mysuru. We have worked hard to rectify the mistakes we made and the voters are in the Congress’s favour.”

The Congress and BJP have collectedly spent Rs 335.92 crore on the last two assembly elections in Karnataka that were held in 2013 and 2018.

Shah is visiting sensitive Shivamogga city and will be holding a roadshow there. Shivamogga has witnessed communal violence last year after the murder of Bajrang Dal activist Harsha followed by a series of stabbing incidents. The city was under curfew for more than eight days in February, 2022.Amit

A constituency to watch out for in Karnataka is Varuna. The battle is between Congress strongman, Siddaramaiah and senior BJP leader V Somanna.

Shah is visiting sensitive Shivamogga city and will be holding a roadshow there. Shivamogga has witnessed communal violence last year after the murder of Bajrang Dal activist Harsha followed by a series of stabbing incidents. The city was under curfew for more than eight days in February, 2022.Amit

As Karnataka is inching closer to the polling date, top leaders of the national parties are continuing with their aggressive campaigning. On Monday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi have several programmes lined ...

The former chief minister said he was aware of the state’s fiscal position and it could fund Congress’ poll promises if the party came to power in the May 10 polls

Karnataka elections 2023: Both the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress know that the route to Bengaluru goes through the Old Mysore region. The JDS is an old Mysore-centric sub-regional party whose very existence depends on its performance in this agrarian region

Siddaramaiah isn't spending much time canvassing in Varuna, but his family is keeping the campaign going.

Even if the Congress is ahead of the BJP in most pre-poll surveys, it faces one disadvantage. Its votes are spread more thinly across the state than that of BJP's.