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Congress and Janata Dal-Secular have announced 166 and 93 candidates respectively so far for the Karnataka polls. 

Former Karnataka Chief Minister and BJP Central Parliamentary Board member B.S

BJP and Congress leaders took swipe at each other on Friday during the poll battle in Karnataka as electioneering gathered pace in the southern state with almost a month left for polling.

The Congress and the BJP seem to be mocking each other over Internal troubles in distribution of tickets and allotting seats to top leaders of their parties.

“If anybody wants to become CM, there is nothing wrong with it. Ultimately, newly elected MLAs will choose a leader, high command will decide. This is a democratic system”

BJP's national leadership will select the candidates, while the state unit would recommend a slate of names.

Rally at venue where 2019 speech got Rahul in trouble now pushed to April 16; Shivakumar-Siddaramaiah rivalry plays out.

New Delhi/UNI: Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and his predecessor BS Yediyurappa are attending a BJP core group meeting to choose candidates for the upcoming May 10 assembly election in Karnataka here on Saturday.

Siddaramaiah further added that he will still be in active politics but after this election, he won't accept any posts which will be in Delhi.

While the Congress has already announced candidates for 166 seats, the BJP is yet to release its first list