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Not For Votes, But To Send Out Message: Karnataka Doctor Contesting Polls
This doctor-turned-scribe from Karnataka has a different hobby--contesting elections against political bigwigs. However, he is disappointed that he could contest the Lok Sabha elections against Rahul Gandhi in Amethi but not against PM Modi in Varanasi
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Contesting From 'Risky' Seat In Mysuru, Siddaramaiah Hints At Plan B
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah -- whose decision to contest from Chamundeshwari seat is seen by many as a risky move -- today said he still has an "option", rekindling hopes of supporters that he may yet contest from a second seat. The Chief Minister's safe seat Varuna is going to his son Yathindra, a doctor making his debut in politics.
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Want To Take Him On: Yeddyurappa's Son Says Will Run vs Siddaramaiah Jr
In vying for the top contests of the Karnataka election, the constituency of Varuna in Mysuru is fertile ground. It's where voters may be asked to choose between the sons of the two main chief ministerial candidates, BS Yeddyurappa of the BJP and Siddaramaiah of the Congress.
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Not For Votes, But To Send Out Message: Karnataka Doctor Contesting Polls
This doctor-turned-scribe from Karnataka has a different hobby--contesting elections against political bigwigs. However, he is disappointed that he could contest the Lok Sabha elections against Rahul Gandhi in Amethi but not against PM Modi in Varanasi
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Contesting From 'Risky' Seat In Mysuru, Siddaramaiah Hints At Plan B
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah -- whose decision to contest from Chamundeshwari seat is seen by many as a risky move -- today said he still has an "option", rekindling hopes of supporters that he may yet contest from a second seat. The Chief Minister's safe seat Varuna is going to his son Yathindra, a doctor making his debut in politics.
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Want To Take Him On: Yeddyurappa's Son Says Will Run vs Siddaramaiah Jr
In vying for the top contests of the Karnataka election, the constituency of Varuna in Mysuru is fertile ground. It's where voters may be asked to choose between the sons of the two main chief ministerial candidates, BS Yeddyurappa of the BJP and Siddaramaiah of the Congress.
