JD(S) to contest in Ramanagara and Mandya constituencies


Team Udayavani, Oct 10, 2018, 11:24 AM IST

Bengaluru: Congress party on Tuesday let the coalition partner JD(S) to contest in Ramanagara and Mandya constituencies. 

Despite strong resistence from Congress leaders of Ramanagara and Mandya, the Congress party leaders decided to give it to JD(S) party.

Addressing the media, Congress leader from here mentioned that there were strong opposition from the local leaders regarding the decision taken and also that some of the leaders warned that the party would be ruining itself by backing the JD(S) in these seats.

Sources claimed that the party had shortlisted former minister, Kimmane Rathnakar and former CADA chairman Chandrashekar for the a Lok Sabha seat and B. Ramprasad, brother of Congress MLA B. Nagendra and Y. Nettakallappa for the Ballari LS seat.

Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.

Top News

Modi eroding credibility of Prime Minister’s office: Siddaramaiah

Modi’s BJP accused of plotting constitutional changes if re-elected, faces criticism from Priyanka Gandhi

Mamata loses balance while boarding helicopter

Actor Prakash Rai set to attend State-Level Student Convention on April 28

AAP ‘war room’ for LS polls in Delhi inaugurated

GT eye collective improvement against refreshed RCB

Kerala: Udupi-bound bus turns turtle; One dead, 13 injured

Related Articles More

Modi eroding credibility of Prime Minister’s office: Siddaramaiah

Siddaramaiah: Centre releases Rs. 3,454 Cr for drought relief

Actor Prakash Rai set to attend State-Level Student Convention on April 28

Kerala: Udupi-bound bus turns turtle; One dead, 13 injured

Doctor’s timely intervention saves voter’s life at election booth

MUST WATCH

Skin Rash, Causes, Signs and Symptoms

11 bullets found in python’s body!

K. Jayaprakash Hegde Sharing His Memories

Grafting Jack Anil

Heat Illness


Latest Additions

Modi eroding credibility of Prime Minister’s office: Siddaramaiah

Modi’s BJP accused of plotting constitutional changes if re-elected, faces criticism from Priyanka Gandhi

CPI( M) explanation sought by Congress over Jayarajan’s meeting with Javadekar

Low voter turnout in Kerala: Political parties and candidates discuss underlying factors

Siddaramaiah: Centre releases Rs. 3,454 Cr for drought relief

Thanks for visiting Udayavani

You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.