Telangana Assembly Election Result 2023 LIVE: Full party-wise winners and loser List - Telangana Election Results 2023 Updates: The counting of votes for the Telangana Assembly election began at 8:00 am IST, according to the Election Commission.

Telangana Assembly Election Result 2023 LIVE: Full party-wise winners and loser List - Telangana Election Results 2023 Updates: The counting of votes for the Telangana Assembly election began at 8:00 am IST, according to the Election Commission. The campaign for the Telangana Assembly polls concluded at 5 pm on Tuesday (Nov 28). This election season in Telangana was the lengthiest among the five states, which included, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Mizoram. The direct clash between the Congress and the BJP will decide which party has a more favourable prospect of coming into power at the Centre in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Furthermore, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot has conveyed his assurance regarding the Congress's potential to establish governments in all five states, citing its social guarantee initiatives. Telangana Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE: Party-Wise Results Here are the updated party-wise results for Telangana assembly elections 2023: Party Won Leading Total Indian National Congress - INC 64 NA 64 Bharat Rashtra Samithi - BHRS 39 NA 39 Bharatiya Janata Party - BJP 8 NA 8 All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen - AIMIM 7 NA 7 Communist Party of India - CPI 1 NA 1 Total 119 NA 119 Telangana Assembly Election Results 2023: Full List of Winners Here is the full list of winners for Telangana Assembly Elections 2023: S.No Constituency Winning Candidate Total Votes Margin Status Party 1 Chennur(2) Gaddam Vivekanand 87541 37515 17/17 INC 2 Jukkal(13) Laxmi Kantha Rao Thota 64489 1152 19/19 INC 3 Medak(34) MYNAMPALLY ROHITH 87126 10157 20/20 INC 4 Huzurnagar(89) UTTAM KUMAR REDDY NALAMADA 116707 44888 18/18 INC 5 Quthbullapur(45) K.P. VIVEKANAND 187999 85576 22/22 BHRS 6 Balkonda(19) PRASHANTH REDDY VEMULA 70417 4533 18/18 BHRS 7 Narsapur(37) VAKITI SUNITHA LAXMA REDDY 88410 8855 22/22 BHRS Indian National Congress Leading Candidates In Telangana Assembly Election 2023 S.No Constituency Leading Candidate Total Votes Margin Status 1 Bellampalli(3) GADDAM VINOD 82217 36878 17/17 2 Mancherial(4) KOKKIRALA PREMSAGAR RAO 64247 37702 13/21 3 Khanapur(6) VEDMA BHOJJU 55504 4110 21/22 4 Bodhan(12) P. SUDARSHAN REDDY 64929 3839 17/18 5 Yellareddy(15) MADAN MOHAN RAO. K 86276 23621 21/21 6 Nizamabad (Rural)(18) BHOOPATHI REDDY REKULAPALLY 77729 21616 21/21 7 Dharmapuri(22) Adluri Laxman Kumar 91393 22039 20/20 8 Ramagundam(23) MAKKAN SINGH RAJ THAKUR 91604 56461 19/19 9 Manthani(24) Duddilla Sridhar Babu 98594 29312 20/21 10 Peddapalle(25) Chinthakunta Vijaya Ramana Rao 108277 50553 19/21 11 Choppadandi(27) MEDIPALLY SATHYAM 52021 24665 13/24 12 Vemulawada(28) AADI SRINIVAS 70836 14298 19/19 13 Manakondur(30) DR. KAVVAMPALLY SATYANARAYANA 96773 32365 23/23 14 Husnabad(32) PONNAM PRABHAKAR 95866 17034 21/22 15 Narayankhed(35) PATLOLLA SANJEEVA REDDY 70187 2854 13/17 16 Andole(36) C. DAMODAR RAJANARSIMHA 113104 27427 18/18 17 Ibrahimpatnam(48) MALREDDY RANGA REDDY 46067 15213 9/25 18 Pargi(54) TAMMANNAGARI RAM MOHAN REDDY 52938 14284 12/22 19 Vicarabad(55) GADDAM PRASAD KUMAR 49121 5670 12/21 20 Tandur(56) B. MANOHAR REDDY 47194 2734 11/20 21 Kodangal(72) ANUMULA REVANTH REDDY 64154 18908 12/20 22 Narayanpet(73) CHITTEM PARNIKA REDDY 84708 7951 20/20 23 Mahbubnagar(74) Yennam Srinivas Reddy 70085 13977 16/20 24 Jadcherla(75) ANIRUDH REDDY JANAMPALLI 60725 9658 13/20 25 Makthal(77) VAKITI SRIHARI 74917 17525 21/21 26 Wanaparthy(78) MEGHA REDDY TUDI 105469 24200 22/22 27 Nagarkurnool(81) Dr. KUCHKULLA RAJESH REDDY 85431 4604 19/19 28 Achampet(82) CHIKKUDU VAMSHI KRISHNA 66162 25568 11/20 29 Kalwakurthy(83) Narayan Reddy Kasireddy 37757 5997 9/19 30 Shadnagar(84) K SHANKARAIAH 47071 2078 13/22 31 Kollapur(85) JUPALLY KRISHNA RAO 86088 27011 18/20 32 Devarakonda(86) BALU NAIK NENAVATH 96159 25529 19/23 33 Nagarjuna Sagar(87) KUNDURU JAYAVEER 116569 54174 21/22 34 Miryalaguda(88) BATHULA LAXMA REDDY 111963 47090 19/19 35 Kodad(90) NALAMADA PADMAVATHI REDDY 57863 22000 9/19 36 Nalgonda(92) KOMATI REDDY VENKAT REDDY 102547 51081 20/21 37 Munugode(93) KOMATIREDDY RAJ GOPAL REDDY 113440 38503 21/22 38 Bhongir(94) KUMBAM ANIL KUMAR REDDY 71885 15237 13/19 39 Nakrekal(95) VEMULA VEERESHAM 120861 62818 20/22 40 Thungathurthi(96) MANDULA SAMEL 128311 50253 19/19 41 Alair(97) ILAIAH BEERLA 63595 23924 12/23 42 Palakurthi(100) YASHASWINI MAMIDALA 74639 21892 13/21 43 Dornakal(101) JATOTH RAM CHANDER NAIK 73050 33361 12/19 44 Mahabubabad(102) Dr. MURALI NAIK BHUKYA 103270 43867 18/21 45 Narsampet(103) DONTHI MADHAVA REDDY 43484 3096 9/21 46 Parkal(104) REVURI PRAKASH REDDY 48854 4600 12/18 47 Warangal West(105) NAINI RAJENDER REDDY 55456 8446 14/18 48 Warangal East(106) KONDA SUREKHA 43334 9700 11/17 49 Waradhanapet(107) K.R.NAGARAJ.K 32303 5067 6/20 50 Bhupalpalle(108) GANDRA SATYANARAYANA RAO 81555 34477 15/23 51 Mulug(109) Danasari Anasuya Seethakka 102267 33700 22/22 52 Pinapaka(110) PAYAM VENKATESWARLU 76449 29795 15/18 53 Yellandu(111) KORAM KANAKAIAH 105365 55135 17/18 54 Khammam(112) TUMMALA NAGESWARA RAO 55077 18564 9/23 55 Palair(113) PONGULETI SRINIVASA REDDY 69877 34275 11/21 56 Madhira(114) BHATTI VIKRAMARKA MALLU 102347 33041 18/20 57 Wyra(115) RAMDAS MALOTH 76813 25759 15/18 58 Sathupalle(116) MATTA RAGAMAYEE 99162 16266 19/21 59 Aswaraopeta(118) ADINARAYANA. JARE 74993 28905 14/14 BHRS Leading Candidates In Telangana Assembly Election S.No Constituency Leading Candidate Total Votes Margin Status 1 Asifabad(5) KOVA LAXMI 76104 22688 20/22 2 Boath(8) ANIL JADHAV 73627 21980 21/22 3 Banswada(14) SRINIVAS REDDY PARIGE (POCHARAM) 76278 23464 19/19 4 Koratla(20) KALVAKUNTLA SANJAY 70193 10234 18/19 5 Jagtial(21) Dr. Sanjay 49496 7903 14/19 6 Karimnagar(26) GANGULA KAMALAKAR 65161 10470 17/25 7 Sircilla(29) KALVAKUNTLA TARAKA RAMA RAO (K.T.R) 89244 29687 21/21 8 Huzurabad(31) KAUSHIK REDDY PADI 51659 16013 14/22 9 Siddipet(33) THANNEERU HARISH RAO 78460 58902 15/20 10 Zahirabad(38) KONINTY MANIK RAO 84010 11797 15/18 11 Sangareddy(39) CHINTA PRABHAKAR 50659 3325 11/18 12 Patancheru(40) GUDEM MAHIPAL REDDY 47714 1232 11/23 13 Dubbak(41) Kotta Prabhakar Reddy 97129 53585 18/19 14 Gajwel(42) KALVAKUNTLA CHANDRASHEKAR RAO 47768 16917 10/23 15 Medchal(43) CHAMAKURA MALLA REDDY 186017 33419 21/21 16 Malkajgiri(44) MARRI RAJASHEKAR REDDY 64002 24751 11/22 17 Kukatpalle(46) MADHAVARAM KRISHNA RAO 96393 53771 14/21 18 Uppal(47) BANDARI LAKSHMA REDDY 79811 35025 12/21 19 Lal Bahadur Nagar(49) DEVIREDDY SUDHIR REDDY 30558 7075 5/21 20 Maheswaram(50) Patlolla Sabitha Indra Reddy 94048 24477 15/20 21 Rajendranagar(51) T. Prakash Goud 55361 8915 9/20 22 Serilingampally(52) AREKAPUDI GANDHI 66931 17412 10/23 23 Chevella(53) KALE YADAIAH 33609 6966 9/22 24 Musheerabad(57) MUTA GOPAL 37404 19230 10/21 25 Amberpet (59) KALERU VENKATESH 58292 25527 13/18 26 Khairatabad (60) DANAM NAGENDER 36006 12759 10/21 27 Jubilee Hills(61) MAGANTI GOPINATH 31582 3251 11/26 28 Sanathnagar(62) TALASANI SRINIVAS YADAV 50898 27564 11/17 29 Secunderabad(70) PADMA RAO. T 77910 45312 16/16 30 Secunderabad Cantt.(71) LASYA NANDITHA SAYANNA 52401 15706 15/17 31 Devarkadra(76) ALLA VENKATESWAR REDDY 59970 1565 14/21 32 Gadwal(79) BANDLA KRISHNA MOHAN REDDY 70288 7210 16/22 33 Alampur(80) VIJAYUDU 77116 25292 15/21 34 Suryapet(91) GUNTAKANDLA JAGADISH REDDY 49946 5652 13/20 35 Jangoan(98) PALLA RAJESHWAR REDDY 89279 16549 18/20 36 Ghanpur (Station)(99) KADIYAM SRIHARI 88329 7819 18/21 37 Bhadrachalam(119) Dr. Tellam Venkata Rao 50431 6277 12/13 Telangana Assembly Election 2023 Result Date The outcome of the state assembly election will be announced following the tabulation of votes on 03 December 2023. Telangana Assembly Election 2023: Total Candidates & Voters According to the most recent data, the total number of eligible voters in Telangana is 3.17 crore, from which 5,32,990 are newly eligible voters aged 18. There are 5,06,493, 2,557, and 4,43,943 individuals identified as PwD. Third Gender, and Senior Citizens (80+) respectively. Also Read | US embassy in India issues record 140,000+ student visas amid global visa surge Previous Telangana Poll Result Results from the preceding Telangana election in 2018 show the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) won by securing 88 seats. The Indian National Congress (INC) came second, claiming 19 seats, and the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) earned two seats. The BJP secured one seat; the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) secured seven seats, and independent candidates claimed one seat. Telangana Assembly Election Result 2023 Date check Complete constituency-wise candidate list of BHRS, Congress and BJP Constituency Number Constituency Name BRS Candidates Congress Candidates BJP Candidates 1 Nizamabad Urban Ganesh Bigala Mohammed Ali Shabbir Dhanpal Suryanarayana 2 Nizamabad Rural Goverdhan Bajireddy Bhoopathi Reddy Rekulapally Dinesh Kumar Kulachari 3 Balkonda Prashanth Reddy Vemula Sunil Kumar Muthyala Annapurna Devi Aleti 4 Koratla Kalvakuntla Sanjay Narsinga Rao Juvvadi Arvind Dharmapuri 5 Jagtial Dr M Sanjay Kumar T Jeevan Reddy Boga Shravani 6 Dharmapuri Koppula Eshwar Adluri Laxman Kumar Sogala Kumar 7 Ramagundam Korukanti Chander Patel Makkan Singh Raj Thakur Kandula Sandhya Rani 8 Manthani Putta Madhukar Duddilla Sridhar Babu Chandrupatla Sunil Reddy 9 Peddapalle Dasari Manohar Reddy Chinthakunta Vijaya Ramana Rao Pradeep Kumar Dugyala 10 Karimnagar Gangula Kamalakar Purumalla Srinivas Bandi Sanjay Kumar 11 Choppadandi Ravi Shankar Sunke Medipally Sathyam Bodiga Shobha Galanna 12 Vemulawada Chalimeda Lakshmi Narasimha Rao Aadi Srinivas Chennamaneni Vikas Rao 13 Sircilla K Taraka Rama Rao (KTR) KK Mahender Reddy Rani Rudrama Reddy 14 Zahirabad Koninty Manik Rao Agam Chandrasekhar Ramchander Rajanarsimha Cilarapu 15 Sangareddy Chinta Prabhakar T Jayaprakash Reddy Pulimamidi Raju 16 Patancheru Gudem Mahipal Reddy Kata Srinivas Goud Nandeeshwar Goud Thouti 17 Dubbak Kotta Prabhakar Reddy Cheruku Srinivas Reddy M Raghunandan Rao 18 Gajwel K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) Thoomkunta Narsa Reddy Eatala Rajender 19 Medchal Chamakura Malla Reddy Thotakura Vajresh Yadav Yenugu Sudarshan Reddy 20 Malkajgiri Marri Rajashekar Reddy Mynampally Hanumanth Rao N Ramchander Rao 21 Quthbullapur KP Vivekanand Kolan Hanumanth Reddy Kuna Srisailam Goud 22 Manakondur Erupula Balakishan Rasamayi Dr Kavvampally Satyanarayana Arepally Mohan 23 Huzurabad Kaushik Reddy Padi Vodithala Pranav Eatala Rajender 24 Husnabad Satish Kumar Vodithala Ponnam Prabhakar Bomma Sriram Chakravarthy 25 Siddipet Thanneeru Harish Rao Pujala Hari Krishna Dudi Srikanth Reddy 26 Medak M Padma Devender Reddy Mynampally Rohith Rao Vijay Kumar Panja 27 Narayankhed Mahareddy Bhupal Reddy Patlolla Sanjeeva Reddy Jenawade Sangappa 28 Andole Chanti Kranthi Kiran C Damodar Rajanarsimha Babu Mohan Palli 29 Narsapur Vakiti Sunitha Laxma Reddy Aavula Raji Reddy Erragolla Murlidhar Yadav 30 Kukatpally Madhavaram Krishna Rao Bandi Ramesh Mummareddy Prem Kumar (Jana Sena Party) 31 Uppal Bandari Lakshma Reddy Parameshwar Reddy Mandumula NVSS Prabhakar 32 Ibrahimpatnam Manchireddy Kishan Reddy Malreddy Ranga Reddy Nomula Dayanand Goud 33 Lal Bahadur Nagar Devireddy Sudhir Reddy Madhu Yaskhi Goud Sama Ranga Reddy 34 Maheshwaram Patlolla Sabitha Indra Reddy K Laxma Reddy Andela Sriramulu Yadav 35 Rajendranagar T Prakash Goud Kasturi Narender Thokala Srinivas Reddy 36 Serilingampally Arekapudi Gandhi V Jagadeeswar Goud M Ravi Kumar Yadav 37 Chevella Kale Yadaiah Beem Bharath Pamena KS Ratnam 38 Pargi K Mahesh Reddy Tammannagari Ram Mohan Reddy Maruthi Kiran Booneti 39 Vikarabad Dr Anand Methuku Gaddam Prasad Kumar P Naveen Kumar 40 Tandur Pilot Rohith Reddy B Manohar Reddy Nemuri Shanker Goud (Jana Sena Party) 41 Musheerabad Muta Gopal Anjan Kumar Yadav Raju Poosa 42 Chandrayangutta Muppi Seetharam Reddy B Nagesh Kowdi Mahender 43 Yakutpura Sama Sunder Reddy K Ravi Raj N Veerender Babu Yadav 44 Bahadurpura Mir Inayath Ali Baqri Rajesh Kumar Pulipati Y Naresh Kumar 45 Secunderabad T Padma Rao Goud Adam Santhosh Kumar Mekala Sarangapani 46 Secunderabad Cantt Lasya Nanditha Sayanna Venela Gaddar Narayan Sriganesh 47 Kodangal Patnam Narender Reddy Anumula Revanth Reddy Bantu Ramesh Kumar 48 Narayanpet S Rajender Reddy Chittem Parnika Reddy K Ratanga Pandu Reddy 49 Mahbubnagar V Srinivas Goud Yennam Srinivas Reddy AP Mithun Kumar Reddy 50 Jadcherla Charlakola Laxma Reddy Anirudh Reddy Janampalli J Chitaranjan Das 51 Devarkadra Alla Venkateswar Reddy Gavinolla Madhusudan Reddy Konda Prashanth Reddy 52 Makthal Chittem Ram Mohan Reddy Vakiti Srihari Jalander Reddy Madi Reddy 53 Malakpet T Ajeet Reddy Shaik Akbar Samreddy Surender Reddy 54 Amberpet Kaleru Venkatesh Dr C Rohin Kumar Reddy Chenaboyana Krishna Yadav 55 Khairatabad Danam Nagender P Vijaya Reddy Chintala Rama Chandra Reddy 56 Jubilee Hills Maganti Gopinath Mohammed Azharuddin Lankala Deepak Reddy 57 Sanath Nagar Talasani Srinivas Yadav Kota Neelima Marri Shashidhar Reddy 58 Nampalli Anand Kumar Goud Mohammed Feroz Khan Jakati Laxmi Rahul Chandra 59 Karwan Aindala Krishna Osman Bin Mohammed Al Hajri Amar Singh 60 Goshamahal Nand Kishore Vyas Mogili Sunitha T Raja Singh 61 Charminar Mohammed Salauddin Lodhi Mohammed Mujeebullah Shareef Megha Rani Agarwal 62 Suryapet Guntakandla Jagadish Reddy Damodar Reddy Ramreddy Sankineni Venkateshwar Rao 63 Nalgonda Kancharla Bhupal Reddy Komatireddy Venkat Reddy Madagoni Srinivas Goud 64 Munugode Koosukuntla Prabhakar Reddy Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy Chelamalla Krishna Reddy 65 Bhongir Paila Shekar Reddy Kumbam Anil Kumar Reddy Gudur Narayana Reddy 66 Nakrekal Chirumarthy Lingaiah Vemula Veeresham Nakirekanti Mogulaiah 67 Thungathurthy Gadari Kishore Kumar Mandula Samuel Kadiyam Ramachandraiah 68 Alair Gongidi Sunitha Ilaiah Beerla Padala Srinivas 69 Jangaon Palla Rajeshwar Reddy Kommuri Pratap Reddy Arutla Deshmantha Reddy 70 Ghanpur Station Kadiyam Srihari Indira Singapuram Gunde Vijaya Rama Rao 71 Wanaparthy Singireddy Niranjan Reddy Megha Reddy Tudi Anugna Reddy Bujala 72 Gadwal Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy Saritha Thirupataiah Boya Shiva Reddy 73 Alampur Vijayudu Dr SA Sampath Kumar Rajagopal Perumallu 74 Nagarkurnool Marri Janardhan Reddy Dr Kuchkulla Rajesh Reddy Vanga Laxman Goud (Jana Sena Party) 75 Achampet Guvvala Balaraju Chikkudu Vamshi Krishna Devani Sathyanarayana Sathish Madiga 76 Kalwakurthy Gurka Jaipal Yadav Narayan Reddy Kasireddy Thalloju Achari 77 Shadnagar Anjaiah Yadav Yelganamoni K Shankaraiah Ande Babaiah 78 Kollapur Beeram Harshavardhan Reddy Jupally Krishna Rao Aelleni Sudhakar Rao 79 Devarakonda Ravindra Kumar Ramavath Balu Naik Nenavath Kethavath Lalu Naik 80 Nagarjuna Sagar Nomula Bhagath Kumar Kunduru Jayaveer Kankanala Nivedita Reddy 81 Miryalguda Nallamothu Bhaskar Rao Bathula Laxma Reddy Sadineni Srinivasa Rao 82 Huzurnagar Saidireddy Shanampudi Nalamada Uttam Kumar Reddy Challa Srilatha Reddy 83 Kodad Bollam Mallaiah Yadav Nalamada Padmavathi Reddy Mekala Satheesh Reddy (Jana Sena Party) 84 Yellandu Banoth Hari Priya Koram Kanakaiah Dharavath Ravinder Naik 85 Khammam Ajay Kumar Puvvada Tummala Nageswara Rao Miriyala Ramakrishna (Jana Sena Party) 86 Palair Kandala Upender Reddy Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy Ravi Kumar Nunna 87 Madhira Kamal Raju Lingala Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu Perumallapalli Vijayaraju 88 Wyra Madanlal Banoth Ramdas Maloth Tejavath Sampath Naik (Jana Sena Party) 89 Sathupalli Sandra Venkata Veeraiah Matta Ragamayee Namburi Ramakingeswara Rao 90 Kothagudem Vanama Venkateswara Rao Kunamneni Sambasiva Rao (Communist Party of India) Lakkineni Surendra Rao (Jana Sena Party) 91 Aswaraopeta Mecha Nageswara Rao Jare Adinarayana Muyyaboina Umadevi (Jana Sena Party) 92 Bhadrachalam Dr Tellam Venkata Rao Podem Veeraiah Kunja Dharamrao 93 Sirpur Koneru Konappa Raavi Sriniwas Dr Palvai Harish Babu 94 Chennur Balka Suman Gaddam Vivekanand Durgam Ashok 95 Bellampalli Durgam Chinnaiah Gaddam Vinod Amurajula Sridevi 96 Palakurthi Dayakar Rao Errabelli Yashaswini Mamidala Lega Rammohan Reddy 97 Dornakal Dharamsoth Redya Naik Jatoth Ram Chander Naik Bhukya Sangeetha 98 Mahabubabad Banoth Shankar Naik Dr Murali Naik Bhukya Hussain Naik Jatothu 99 Narsampet Peddi Sudarshan Reddy Donthi Madhava Reddy Kambhampati Prathap Pulla Rao 100 Parkal Challa Dharma Reddy Revuri Prakash Reddy Kali Prasad Rao Pagadala 101 Warangal West Dasyam Vinay Bhasker Naini Rajender Reddy Rao Padma 102 Warangal East Narendar Nannapuneni Konda Surekha Errabelli Pradeep Kumar Rao 103 Wardhanapet Aroori Ramesh KR Naga Raju Kondeti Shridhar 104 Bhupalpalle Gandra Venkata Ramana Reddy Gandra Satyanarayana Rao G Keerthi Reddy 105 Mulug Nagajyothi Bade Danasari Anasuya Seethakka Ajmeera Prahalad Naik 106 Pinapaka Kantha Rao Rega Payam Venkateswarlu Podiyam Balaraju 107 Boath Anil Jadhav Aade Gajender Soyam Bapu Rao 108 Nirmal Allola Indrakaran Reddy Kuchadi Srihari Rao Alleti Maheshwar Reddy 109 Mudhole Gaddigari Vittal Reddy Bhosle Narayan Rao Patil Ram Rao Pawar 110 Armur Ashannagari Jeevan Reddy Prodduturi Vinay Kumar Reddy Paidi Rakesh Reddy 111 Bodhan Mohammed Shakil Aamir P Sudarshan Reddy Mohan Reddy Vaddi 112 Jukkal Hanmanth Shinde Laxmi Kantha Rao Thota T Aruna Tara 113 Banswada Pocharam Srinivas Reddy Parige Eanugu Ravinder Reddy Laxmi Narayana Yendala 114 Yellareddy Surendar Jajala K Madan Mohan Rao Banswada Subhash Reddy 115 Kamareddy K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) Anumula Revanth Reddy Katipally Venkata Ramana Reddy 116 Mancherial Nadipelli Diwakar Rao Kokkirala Premsagar Rao Verabelli Raghunath 117 Asifabad Kova Laxmi Ajmera Shyam Ajmeera Athmarao Naik 118 Khanapur Bhukya Johnson Rathod Naik Vedma Bhojju Ramesh Rathod 119 Adilabad Jogu Ramanna Kandi Srinivasa Reddy Payal Shanker (This is a live updating copy)

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To get your day started, here are some stories. Due to an 'emergency' situation, traffic on Russia's Crimean Bridge aka Kerch Bridge or Kerch Strait Bridge was halted.

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Karnataka 2023 elections: The Election Commission of India (ECI) announced the schedule for the upcoming Karnataka assembly elections on Wednesday. As per the announcement, Karnataka will go into election mode on May 10 with a single phase-polling followed by the counting of votes three days later. Karnataka is the only state in South India where BJP has been in power and in the 2018 election, it emerged as the single-largest party, winning 104 seats in the 224-member assembly. The BJP will now eye a third straight win in the state with PM Narendra Modi also seen in the action in the state as this election will be a deciding factor for the upcoming 2024 general elections.&nbsp;

The Congress, on the other hand, had won 80 seats and the Janta Dal’s (Secular) tally stood at 37 in the last assembly elections of the state. After the election, the Congress and JD(S) formed a coalition government with the latter’s HD Kumaraswamy taking oath as the chief minister.&nbsp;

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Though in July 2019, a contestation between some Congress and JD(S) legislators led to the collapse of the coalition government and the BJP returned to power under the leadership of BS Yediyurappa. In July 2021, Yediyruappa stepped aside to make way for Basavraj Bommai.

Here is a detailed look at the schedule of upcoming elections in Karnataka:

Total seats: 224

Karnataka has 224 assembly constituencies in six different regions- Bengaluru, Central, Coastal, Hyderabad-Karnataka, Mumbai-Karnataka and Southern Karnataka. Mumbai-Karnataka and Southern Karnataka are the state's largest regions, consisting of 50 and 51 assembly seats, respectively.&nbsp;

Current Strength: 222

Current Chief Minister: Basavraj Bommai

Issue of notification: April 13

Last date for making nominations: April 20

Scrutiny of nominations: April 21

Last date for withdrawal of candidatures: April 24

Voting Date: May 10

Probable result date: May 13&nbsp;

The tenure of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly is scheduled to end on May 24, 2023. Chief Election Commissioner of India (CEC) Rajiv Kumar said that they have a number of regulations to make sure free and fair elections will be conducted across the state. There are 171 inter-state checkposts that will have a strict vigil. There will be assured facilities including drinking water, toilets, and ramps will be provided across all polling booths in the state.

A total of 58,282 polling booths will be installed in the state and about 50 per cent will be webcast. Out of these, 1320 polling stations will be managed by women.&nbsp;

<h2>Karnataka 2023 elections: Some facts stated by the Election Commission of India ahead of the elections</h2>

1. 58,000 polling stations would be set up across the state.

2. 224 Assembly constituencies of which 36 are reserved for the SCs and 15 for the STs.

3. The total number of 80 plus electors is 12.15 lakhs.

4. The number of persons with disabilities (PWDs) has increased to 5.55 lakhs

5. First-time voters have increased from 2018-19 by 9.17 lakhs in Karnataka.

6. The average number of electors per polling station comes to 883.

7. There would be 240 model polling stations which will be made eco-friendly and green booths. 100 booths would be managed purely by persons with disability.

8. Persons with disabilities and people over the age of 80 years can opt to vote from home.&nbsp;

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Karnataka 2023 elections: The Election Commission of India (ECI) announced the schedule for the upcoming Karnataka assembly elections on Wednesday. As per the announcement, Karnataka will go into election mode on May 10 with a single phase-polling followed by the counting of votes three days later.

Karnataka 2023 elections: The Election Commission of India (ECI) announced the schedule for the upcoming Karnataka assembly elections on Wednesday. As per the announcement, Karnataka will go into election mode on May 10 with a single phase-polling followed by the counting of votes three days later. Karnataka is the only state in South India where BJP has been in power and in the 2018 election, it emerged as the single-largest party, winning 104 seats in the 224-member assembly. The BJP will now eye a third straight win in the state with PM Narendra Modi also seen in the action in the state as this election will be a deciding factor for the upcoming 2024 general elections. The Congress, on the other hand, had won 80 seats and the Janta Dal’s (Secular) tally stood at 37 in the last assembly elections of the state. After the election, the Congress and JD(S) formed a coalition government with the latter’s HD Kumaraswamy taking oath as the chief minister. Also Read | India: Punjab and Haryana High Court asks Al's opinion in murder case Though in July 2019, a contestation between some Congress and JD(S) legislators led to the collapse of the coalition government and the BJP returned to power under the leadership of BS Yediyurappa. In July 2021, Yediyruappa stepped aside to make way for Basavraj Bommai. Here is a detailed look at the schedule of upcoming elections in Karnataka: Total seats: 224 Karnataka has 224 assembly constituencies in six different regions- Bengaluru, Central, Coastal, Hyderabad-Karnataka, Mumbai-Karnataka and Southern Karnataka. Mumbai-Karnataka and Southern Karnataka are the state's largest regions, consisting of 50 and 51 assembly seats, respectively. Current Strength: 222 Current Chief Minister: Basavraj Bommai Issue of notification: April 13 Last date for making nominations: April 20 Scrutiny of nominations: April 21 Last date for withdrawal of candidatures: April 24 Voting Date: May 10 Probable result date: May 13 The tenure of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly is scheduled to end on May 24, 2023. Chief Election Commissioner of India (CEC) Rajiv Kumar said that they have a number of regulations to make sure free and fair elections will be conducted across the state. There are 171 inter-state checkposts that will have a strict vigil. There will be assured facilities including drinking water, toilets, and ramps will be provided across all polling booths in the state. A total of 58,282 polling booths will be installed in the state and about 50 per cent will be webcast. Out of these, 1320 polling stations will be managed by women. Karnataka 2023 elections: Some facts stated by the Election Commission of India ahead of the elections 1. 58,000 polling stations would be set up across the state. 2. 224 Assembly constituencies of which 36 are reserved for the SCs and 15 for the STs. 3. The total number of 80 plus electors is 12.15 lakhs. 4. The number of persons with disabilities (PWDs) has increased to 5.55 lakhs 5. First-time voters have increased from 2018-19 by 9.17 lakhs in Karnataka. 6. The average number of electors per polling station comes to 883. 7. There would be 240 model polling stations which will be made eco-friendly and green booths. 100 booths would be managed purely by persons with disability. 8. Persons with disabilities and people over the age of 80 years can opt to vote from home. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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As the Russia-Ukraine conflict reaches its 15th day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a video address announced that amid the violence, on Wednesday 35,000 people managed to flee the country via humanitarian corridors.

In other news, Assembly poll results for the five Indian states of&nbsp;Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Manipur and Punjab will be announced today.&nbsp;Stay tuned to WION for regular updates.

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<img src="https://cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/styles/story_page/public/2022/03/10/246556-stories-18.jpg" />Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine, during a video address said that at least 35,000 civilians had been evacuated from besieged cities. Three humanitarian corridors had enabled residents of Sumy, Enerhodar, and the area around Kyiv to flee.

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<img src="https://cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/styles/story_page/public/2022/03/09/246388-evm-pti-1.jpg" />The counting votes in five states that went to polls in the last one month has started today.&nbsp;

The outcome of the vote count will determine the fate of the BJP, which now controls four of the five states, and the Congress, which controls Punjab.

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The election of Yoon Suk-yeol as South Korea's next president has been welcomed by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who&nbsp;said he hoped to work closely with the new president elect to rebuild healthier ties with the neighbour.

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison said&nbsp;that Australia will increase its defence forces by 30 per cent by 2040, calling that the largest build-up in peacetime.

Invoking the recent invasion of Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Defence Minister Peter Dutton stated that the move is absolutely necessary.

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To get your day started, here are some stories. As the Russia-Ukraine conflict reaches its 15th day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a video address announced that amid the violence, on Wednesday 35,000 people managed to flee the country via humanitarian corridors.

To get your day started, here are some stories. As the Russia-Ukraine conflict reaches its 15th day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a video address announced that amid the violence, on Wednesday 35,000 people managed to flee the country via humanitarian corridors. In other news, Assembly poll results for the five Indian states of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Manipur and Punjab will be announced today. Stay tuned to WION for regular updates. Click on the headline to read more: From Ukraine's besieged cities, 35,000 escaped via humanitarian corridors: Zelensky Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine, during a video address said that at least 35,000 civilians had been evacuated from besieged cities. Three humanitarian corridors had enabled residents of Sumy, Enerhodar, and the area around Kyiv to flee. LIVE | India Assembly Election Result 2022: In early counting, BJP ahead in UP, Congress in Punjab The counting votes in five states that went to polls in the last one month has started today. The outcome of the vote count will determine the fate of the BJP, which now controls four of the five states, and the Congress, which controls Punjab. Japan PM congratulates South Korea's President-elect Yoon, looks for improvement in ties The election of Yoon Suk-yeol as South Korea's next president has been welcomed by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who said he hoped to work closely with the new president elect to rebuild healthier ties with the neighbour. Gleaning lessons from Putin's attack on Ukraine, Australia decides to increase its troops to 80,000 Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that Australia will increase its defence forces by 30 per cent by 2040, calling that the largest build-up in peacetime. Invoking the recent invasion of Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Defence Minister Peter Dutton stated that the move is absolutely necessary. Watch | US hunts for alternative oil supply as sanctions against Russia's oil sparks price rise

Morning brief: 35,000 people flee from Ukraine, Japan PM congratulates S.Korea's President-elect, and more

Lashing out against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ahead of the fourth phase of the West Bengal elections, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said she is a `Bengal tigress`&nbsp;who will not bend in front of BJP`s attacks.

Speaking at a public gathering in Cooch Behar, Banerjee said: "They (BJP) will bring goons from Assam. They will explode bombs and threaten people. Do not be afraid. They do not want our mothers and sisters to vote.&nbsp;

Central forces are blocking ur mothers and sisters from voting."She claimed that if the BJP comes to power in the state, they will build detention camps like in Assam.

"They have kept 14 lakh Bengalis in detention camps, who have no future. We are fighting for those poor people. They were not even voting, police made raids on them."

"BJP cannot do anything to me with their money. I am a Bengal tigress, I break but I do not bend," she further remarked. Banerjee appealed to the people to vote for the Trinamool Congress (TMC) if they did not want to see "Gujaratis capturing Bengal".&nbsp;

She also raised slogans such as `BJP hatao` and `BJP ke chai na` (We do not want BJP).

"We will not let Gujaratis capture Bengal. Bengal will stay in Bengal, we will not let goons from Gujarat take over Bengal," she said.

West Bengal has witnessed three out of the eight phased polls so far to the 294-member state Assembly.&nbsp;

Counting of votes will be held on May 2. The fourth phase of the elections will be held on April 10. A total of 373 candidates will contest for 44 constituencies in the upcoming phase, which will cover five districts of West Bengal - Cooch Behar, Alipurduar, South 24 Parganas, Howrah and Hooghly.

Lashing out against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ahead of the fourth phase of the West Bengal elections, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said she is a `Bengal tigress` who will not bend in front of BJP`s attacks.

Lashing out against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ahead of the fourth phase of the West Bengal elections, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said she is a `Bengal tigress` who will not bend in front of BJP`s attacks. Speaking at a public gathering in Cooch Behar, Banerjee said: "They (BJP) will bring goons from Assam. They will explode bombs and threaten people. Do not be afraid. They do not want our mothers and sisters to vote. Central forces are blocking ur mothers and sisters from voting."She claimed that if the BJP comes to power in the state, they will build detention camps like in Assam. "They have kept 14 lakh Bengalis in detention camps, who have no future. We are fighting for those poor people. They were not even voting, police made raids on them." "BJP cannot do anything to me with their money. I am a Bengal tigress, I break but I do not bend," she further remarked. Banerjee appealed to the people to vote for the Trinamool Congress (TMC) if they did not want to see "Gujaratis capturing Bengal". She also raised slogans such as `BJP hatao` and `BJP ke chai na` (We do not want BJP). "We will not let Gujaratis capture Bengal. Bengal will stay in Bengal, we will not let goons from Gujarat take over Bengal," she said. West Bengal has witnessed three out of the eight phased polls so far to the 294-member state Assembly. Counting of votes will be held on May 2. The fourth phase of the elections will be held on April 10. A total of 373 candidates will contest for 44 constituencies in the upcoming phase, which will cover five districts of West Bengal - Cooch Behar, Alipurduar, South 24 Parganas, Howrah and Hooghly.

I am a Bengal tigress, will break but won't bend: Mamata Banerjee