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Congress Lawmaker Says Bribe Tape Against BJP Fake, Embarrasses Party
A Congress lawmaker from Karnataka has alleged that the video his party cited to allege that the BJP, bent on horse trading, had reached out to his wife, is a fake. In a scathing Facebook post, Shivram Hebbar, the lawmaker from Yellapur, denounced the "people who brought out the fake audio clip".
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Ahead Of Karnataka Polls, A Look At BJP, Congress' Social Media War Rooms
With less than 20 days to go before Karnataka votes in the assembly elections, campaign is hotting up. For the two national parties, it's not just rallies and road shows but increasingly about tweet wars, Facebook likes and WhatsApp forwards.
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Facebook Begins Fact-Checking News In Poll-Bound Karnataka
With Karnataka heading for the polls in May, Facebook has announced a third-party fact-checking programme in the state to fight spread of fake news on its platform.
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Karnataka Cop Quit After Spat With Minister. Now, She'll Fight Elections
She quit the police two years ago with a Facebook post over alleged interference in her work by a minister in Karnataka. Now she has returned with her own political party, whose symbol the lady's finger or bhindi was approved by the Election Commission in February. "I have entered politics, floated a party to contest the May 12 state assembly elect...
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"Pushpa, I Hate Tears": Congress Man's Lament On Missing Karnataka Ticket
Hours after the Congress released its first list of candidates for next month's Karnataka elections, many from within the party are raising questions on the ticket distribution. Among them is party loyalist Brijesh Kalappa, who was hoping for a ticket from Madikeri. The senior advocate from Karnataka, who is often seen on prime time television deba...
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Candidates using Facebook, Twitter to reach out in Karnataka elections
Political leaders in Karnataka have realised the impact social media can make on people today and have quickly opened accounts on Facebook and Twitter.
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Congress Lawmaker Says Bribe Tape Against BJP Fake, Embarrasses Party
A Congress lawmaker from Karnataka has alleged that the video his party cited to allege that the BJP, bent on horse trading, had reached out to his wife, is a fake. In a scathing Facebook post, Shivram Hebbar, the lawmaker from Yellapur, denounced the "people who brought out the fake audio clip".
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Ahead Of Karnataka Polls, A Look At BJP, Congress' Social Media War Rooms
With less than 20 days to go before Karnataka votes in the assembly elections, campaign is hotting up. For the two national parties, it's not just rallies and road shows but increasingly about tweet wars, Facebook likes and WhatsApp forwards.
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Facebook Begins Fact-Checking News In Poll-Bound Karnataka
With Karnataka heading for the polls in May, Facebook has announced a third-party fact-checking programme in the state to fight spread of fake news on its platform.
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Karnataka Cop Quit After Spat With Minister. Now, She'll Fight Elections
She quit the police two years ago with a Facebook post over alleged interference in her work by a minister in Karnataka. Now she has returned with her own political party, whose symbol the lady's finger or bhindi was approved by the Election Commission in February. "I have entered politics, floated a party to contest the May 12 state assembly elect...
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"Pushpa, I Hate Tears": Congress Man's Lament On Missing Karnataka Ticket
Hours after the Congress released its first list of candidates for next month's Karnataka elections, many from within the party are raising questions on the ticket distribution. Among them is party loyalist Brijesh Kalappa, who was hoping for a ticket from Madikeri. The senior advocate from Karnataka, who is often seen on prime time television deba...
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Candidates using Facebook, Twitter to reach out in Karnataka elections
Political leaders in Karnataka have realised the impact social media can make on people today and have quickly opened accounts on Facebook and Twitter.
