Karnataka Assembly election

The name of Nagendra Naik has been recommended by the Supreme Court to the Centre for elevation as a Judge of the Karnataka High Court, not once but four times.

DK Shivakumar said in March that the more than 25 cases were filed against its workers in connection with several issues, including the 'Pay CM' campaign against Basavaraj Bommai but no case was registered against BJP workers.

Muslim consolidation and the division of Hindu votes propelled Congress to the poll position in the recently concluded Karnataka polls.

Supporters of DK Shivakumar placed a poster outside his Bengaluru residence, demanding that he be declared "CM of the state."

"Money power can change a lot of things...There are a lot of business people and industrialists in the Hubbali constituency," Jagadish Shettar alleged.

A drama ensued after Congress candidate was declared winner at the Jayanagar constituency. BJP demanded a recounting following which CK Ramamurthy was declared winner.

Following the sweeping victory in the Karnataka assembly election, the Congress party is already witnessing a power struggle for the position of chief minister in the state.

While one group hailed the local leaders, others remained fixated on Congress scion Rahul Gandhi and his ambitious political pilgrimage 'Bharat Jodo Yatra.'

Karnataka's outgoing CM Basavaraj Bommai took responsibility for the poll debacle stating that the party would introspect over the election results.

If Bajrang Dal is banned in Karnataka during the Congress rule, Hindus in the state must find an equally effective way to stop cow slaughter and smuggling, fight love jihad, intercept forced conversions, and protect Hindu processions from stone pelting.