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Party Elected year 2019 Krishnarajpete (also spelled Krishnaraja Pete, and often abbreviated to K R Pete or KR Pete) is one of the seats in Members of Legislative Assembly [ ] Krishnarajpet (Mysore State) Year Name Party 1951 S. M. Lingappa 1957 M. K. Bomme Gowda 1962 N. Nanje Gowda 1967 M. K. Bommegowda 1972 S. M. Lingappa Krishnarajpet (Karnataka State) Year Member Party S. M. Lingappa M. Puttaswamygowda M. Puttaswamygowda 1996 (By-poll) B. Prakash K.B. Chandrashekar K.B. Chandrashekar 2019 • Resigned in 2019, and was re-elected as BJP member • by-poll Election results [ ] 2019 bypoll [ ] • • B. L. Devaraj (JD-S): 56363 2018 [ ] Party Candidate Votes % ±% 88,016 50.58 70,897 40.74 9,819 5.64 1,524 0.88 1,139 0.65 1,093 0.63 Majority 17,119 1,74,003 84.65 hold 1972 Assembly Election [ ] • S. M. Lingappa (INC): 29,424 votes • M. K. Bommognoa (IND): 15410 1967 Assembly Election [ ] • M. K. Bommegowda (IND): 28512 votes • S. M. Lingappa (INC): 11048 See also [ ] • References [ ]

People Also Read: How to use Tripura Assembly Elections 2023: Full list of BJP candidates Check out full candidate list released by the BJP for the Tripura polls: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) announced candidates for 54 out of 60 assembly seats for the upcoming state election. The party fielded its incumbent Chief Minister Manik Saha from Town Bordowali constituency, whereas Union minister Pratima Bhoumik will be fighting from. People Also Read: The Trinamool Cogress has fielded nominees in 28 constituencies and there are 58 independent aspirants too. The ruling BJP has fielded the highest number of women candidates with 12. GUWAHATI: The BJP on Saturday released the first list of its 48 candidates for the February 16 Tripura elections. It has the names of 11 women.

People Also Read: How to Karnataka Assembly Election Results 2023 Live Krishnarajpet constituency number of Karnataka, was won by Narayanagowda in 2018 from JD (S) who secured 88016 votes. In 2018, the runner up candidate was, K B. Karnataka election result 2023: The Bangalore South constituency went to poll on May 10 and saw a tight race between BJP leader M Krishnappa and Cogress. Karnataka elections 2023 latest updates: In the ongoing Karnataka election vote counting, BJP's M Krishnappa defeated Cogress leader RK Ramesh by 49,699. In 2018 K R Pura was won by B. Cogress' Krishna Byregowda is the sitting MLA from Byatarayanapura constituency, who secured. pura Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE: Catch latest win-loss tally and vote counting updates from Karnataka Election 2023 here. People Also Read: Disclaimer Statement: This article was written by someone else. Their opinions are their own and not necessarily those of Nashikcorporation.in or NC. NC doesn't guarantee or endorse anything in this article, so please make sure to check that the information is accurate and up-to-date. NC doesn't provide any warranties about this article. You can also report this using our contact us form. Disclaimer: The information on this website is collected from various sources and we cannot be held responsible for its accuracy. Please verify the information yourself before relying on it. This website is not the official website of any Municipal Corporation. This Blog/Website is only for...

Express News Service BENGALURU: Most pre-poll surveys, conducted by Congress and its leaders, give their party a majority, but an extensive analysis commissioned by KPCC campaign committee chairman MB Patil that also involved a sting operation revealed that a tacit understanding between some Congress and the BJP leaders, which has been prevailing for years, could mar the party’s chances in the Assembly polls. The survey report is likely to be sent to the party high command, which may issue a diktat asking party veterans to stick to their own constituencies and not to meddle with neighbouring segments. Of the 67 seats in Uttara Kannada, Madikeri, Bidar, Kalaburagi, Shivamogga, Davanagere, Kolar and Tumakuru districts, where the survey was done by one of the three teams, Congress could win over 45 seats if the ‘adjustment’ politics and internal bickering are done away with. In Tumakuru, Siddaramaiah’s supporter KN Rajanna and former deputy CM Dr G Parameshwara have been publicly waging a war and the former openly supported BJP’s GS Basavaraju in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. This time, the rumour is that Rajanna, an aspirant from Madhugiri, could back Basavaraju’s son GB Jyotiganesh in Tumakuru city and a BJP candidate in Koratagere, where Parameshwara will contest. In Karwar, former minister RV Deshpande’s relationship across parties is likely to adversely impact Congress candidates, the survey revealed. To reach the magic figure of 113, The party is getting ready to induct KR ...

The counting of Also read | The bypolls were held to fill the vacancies caused by the disqualification of 17 rebel Congress and JD(S) MLAs, whose revolt led to collapse of the H.D. Kumaraswamy-led coalition government in July and paved the way for BJP to come to power. Twelve of the 15 seats were held by the Congress and three by JD(S). Bypolls were not held in two seats due to pending litigations in High Court. The outcome of the bypoll, which recorded 67.91% polling, is crucial for BJP, which needs to win at least six seats to remain in majority. As of now, the BJP has 105 MLAs (including an independent), the Congress 66 and the JD(S) 34. Besides, there is one BSP member, a nominated MLA and the Speaker. All arrangements, including security, have been made for the counting of votes. Prohibitory orders restricting assembly of people around the counting centre and activities that could disturb law and order have been clamped, police said. Here are the updates: 8.15 pm Sharath Bachegowda emerges triumphant in Hosakote Expelled from the BJP ahead of the December 5 bypolls, rebel Sharath Bachegowda has had the last laugh by winning as an independent from Hosakote assembly segment against the saffron party’s M T B Nagaraj. Mr. Sharath, the 37-year-old son of BJP MP from Chikkaballapura B N Bache Gowda, sprang a surprise by winning by a margin of 11,486 votes against Mr. Nagaraj, who was in the Congress previously and joined the BJP after resigning his assembly membership to co...

Mandya: The State Government has issued an order rechristening Government Engineering College, K R Pet in Mandya district after late political veteran K R Pete Krishna. Minister For Sericulture and sitting MLA of K R Pet Dr K C Narayan Gowda has stated in a press release that ‘Government Engineering College, K R Pet is renamed as K R Pete Krishna Government Engineering College.’ Krishna who was popular as ‘K R Pete Krishna’ was born in Kottamaranahalli in K R Pet taluk, and had served as MLA, MP of Mandya and also as the Speaker of Legislative Assembly (2004 to 2008). Known for his simplicity and affable personality, Krishna was a popular leader, till his death in May 2021. To pay a befitting tribute to the leader, Narayan Gowda had proposed to the State Government to rename the college after Krishna and also install a bust on the college campus. The bust will be unveiled soon, stated Narayan Gowda. – Team Mysoorunews

People Also Read: How to use Tripura Assembly Elections 2023: Full list of BJP candidates Check out full candidate list released by the BJP for the Tripura polls: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) announced candidates for 54 out of 60 assembly seats for the upcoming state election. The party fielded its incumbent Chief Minister Manik Saha from Town Bordowali constituency, whereas Union minister Pratima Bhoumik will be fighting from. People Also Read: The Trinamool Cogress has fielded nominees in 28 constituencies and there are 58 independent aspirants too. The ruling BJP has fielded the highest number of women candidates with 12. GUWAHATI: The BJP on Saturday released the first list of its 48 candidates for the February 16 Tripura elections. It has the names of 11 women.

Mandya: The State Government has issued an order rechristening Government Engineering College, K R Pet in Mandya district after late political veteran K R Pete Krishna. Minister For Sericulture and sitting MLA of K R Pet Dr K C Narayan Gowda has stated in a press release that ‘Government Engineering College, K R Pet is renamed as K R Pete Krishna Government Engineering College.’ Krishna who was popular as ‘K R Pete Krishna’ was born in Kottamaranahalli in K R Pet taluk, and had served as MLA, MP of Mandya and also as the Speaker of Legislative Assembly (2004 to 2008). Known for his simplicity and affable personality, Krishna was a popular leader, till his death in May 2021. To pay a befitting tribute to the leader, Narayan Gowda had proposed to the State Government to rename the college after Krishna and also install a bust on the college campus. The bust will be unveiled soon, stated Narayan Gowda. – Team Mysoorunews

Express News Service BENGALURU: Most pre-poll surveys, conducted by Congress and its leaders, give their party a majority, but an extensive analysis commissioned by KPCC campaign committee chairman MB Patil that also involved a sting operation revealed that a tacit understanding between some Congress and the BJP leaders, which has been prevailing for years, could mar the party’s chances in the Assembly polls. The survey report is likely to be sent to the party high command, which may issue a diktat asking party veterans to stick to their own constituencies and not to meddle with neighbouring segments. Of the 67 seats in Uttara Kannada, Madikeri, Bidar, Kalaburagi, Shivamogga, Davanagere, Kolar and Tumakuru districts, where the survey was done by one of the three teams, Congress could win over 45 seats if the ‘adjustment’ politics and internal bickering are done away with. In Tumakuru, Siddaramaiah’s supporter KN Rajanna and former deputy CM Dr G Parameshwara have been publicly waging a war and the former openly supported BJP’s GS Basavaraju in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. This time, the rumour is that Rajanna, an aspirant from Madhugiri, could back Basavaraju’s son GB Jyotiganesh in Tumakuru city and a BJP candidate in Koratagere, where Parameshwara will contest. In Karwar, former minister RV Deshpande’s relationship across parties is likely to adversely impact Congress candidates, the survey revealed. To reach the magic figure of 113, The party is getting ready to induct KR ...

The counting of Also read | The bypolls were held to fill the vacancies caused by the disqualification of 17 rebel Congress and JD(S) MLAs, whose revolt led to collapse of the H.D. Kumaraswamy-led coalition government in July and paved the way for BJP to come to power. Twelve of the 15 seats were held by the Congress and three by JD(S). Bypolls were not held in two seats due to pending litigations in High Court. The outcome of the bypoll, which recorded 67.91% polling, is crucial for BJP, which needs to win at least six seats to remain in majority. As of now, the BJP has 105 MLAs (including an independent), the Congress 66 and the JD(S) 34. Besides, there is one BSP member, a nominated MLA and the Speaker. All arrangements, including security, have been made for the counting of votes. Prohibitory orders restricting assembly of people around the counting centre and activities that could disturb law and order have been clamped, police said. Here are the updates: 8.15 pm Sharath Bachegowda emerges triumphant in Hosakote Expelled from the BJP ahead of the December 5 bypolls, rebel Sharath Bachegowda has had the last laugh by winning as an independent from Hosakote assembly segment against the saffron party’s M T B Nagaraj. Mr. Sharath, the 37-year-old son of BJP MP from Chikkaballapura B N Bache Gowda, sprang a surprise by winning by a margin of 11,486 votes against Mr. Nagaraj, who was in the Congress previously and joined the BJP after resigning his assembly membership to co...