06:26 PM ►Sought governor's node to form new government with the support of congress: H.D Kumaraswamy

05:42 PM ►H.D Kumaraswamy speaks in Raj Bhavan
 
05:23 PM ►BJP meets governor, seeks time
 
05:12 PM ►JDS-congress to form government in the state: Kumaraswamy writes to the governor
 
05:11 PM ►Dinesh Gundurao visits H.D Devegowda's house

04:52 PM ►Victory of EVMs: Raj Takhre jokes about BJP lead in Karnataka

04:19 PM ►I condemn congress for trying to get power through left hand path

04:00 PM ►BJP emerges as the largest party, does not comment on JDS-Congress alliance: Yeddyurappa

03:37 PM ►Shiggavi- Victory Basavaraja Bommayi

03:10 PM ►Babaleshvara-MB Patel Victory

03:09 PM ►Shirasi- Vishveshvera Hegde Kagery Victory

03:02 PM ►I have spoken with HD Devegouda and Kumara Swamy: Congress Senior leader Gulam Nabi Azad

03:01 PM ►Congress decision to support JDS: Siddaramaiah

02:41 PM ►Athani-Defeat to Laxman Savadi from BJP

02:29 PM ►Haliyaala-Victory for RV Deshpandey

02:28 PM ►Kadooru-Defeat for JDS YSV Datta

02:23 PM ► Sagara- Defeat Kogodu Thimmappa

01:46 PM ► Varuna-In Varuna great victory for Dr.Yathindra

01:37 PM ► Narasimharaja-Tanvir sait in Lead

01:36 PM ► Byatarayanapura-Victory for Krishne Baire Gowda

01:19 PM ► Chamundeshwari-GT Devegouda won, Siddaramaiah lost

01:14 PM ► Kollegaala-BSP candidate mahesh towards win

01:07 PM ► Baindoor-Bjp Sukumar shetty 20,848 votes lead in Baindoor-16th round

01:05 PM ► Kundapura-Haladi Shrinivas shetty 53673 votes lead in Kundapura-15th round

12:50 PM ► Udupi-Raghupati Bhat leads by 7163 votes in 11th round

12:48 PM ► Breaking News: DK district’s 7 Congress candidates complain against EVM

12:46 PM ► Channapatna- H.D.Kumaraswamy to win

12:28 PM► Karkala - Sunil Kumar's 35,605 votes lead in Karkala-13th round

12:27 PM ► Kapu - Lalaji R. Mendon leads 8976 votes

12:27 PM► Did Siddaramaiah win in Badami?

12:23 PM► Udupi- Raghupathi Bhat leads with 2694 vote in 9th round

12:06 PM ►Puttur: BJP candidate Sanjeeva Matanduru won by 18,946 votes

11:15 AM ► Moodbidri - BJP's Umanath Kotian wins with 29653 votes

11:13 AM ► Shivajinagar - Roshan Beg leading

10:56 AM ► Byndoor- BJP’s Sukumar Shetty leads with 4742 votes after 7th round

10:50 AM ► Karkala- Sunil Kumar leads with 14150 votes in 5th round

10:48 AM ► Kundapur-Halady Srinivas Shetty leads with 21219 votes

10:45 AM ► Kapu - Lalaji R. Mendon leading with 7285 votes

10:41 AM ►Kundapur -Halady Srinivas Shetty, leads with 17,954 votes in the 5th round

10:40 AM ►Mangalore - UT Khader is leading with 13252 votes

10:35 AM ► Badami- Now, Siddaramaiah leading

10:34 AM ► Karkala-Sunil Kumar leads with 11753 votes

10:33 AM ► Badami-Siddaramaiah Trailing

10:32 AM ► BJP candidates win 5 seats in Udupi constituency

10:31 AM ► Bantwal - Rajesh Naik leads 7520 votes

10:29 AM ► Dakshina Kannada: BJP inces close towards victory in 7 constituencies

10:28 AM ► Byndoor-BJP's Sukumar Shetty leads with 2258 vote

10:27 AM ► Sulya-S.Angara leads with 11750 votes

10:26 AM ► Mangaluru- UT Khader leads with 18500 votes

 10:25 AM ► Mangalore North - Bharat Shetty leads with 15220 votes

10:22 AM ►Byndoor- BJP's Sukumar Shetty leads in the 5th round with 345 votes

10:21 AM ► Kundapur-Halady Srinivas Shetty leads with 13165 votes

10:17 AM ► GT Deve Gowda lead in Chamundeshwari

10:12 AM ► Kundapur - Halady Srinivas Shetty leads with 10136 vote

10:10 AM ► Sullia- S. Angara 8100 votes lead

10:09 AM ► Belthangady- BJP Harish Poonja is leading with 4700 votes

10:07 AM ► Mangaluru North - Bharat Shetty leads with 8800 votes

10:05 AM ► Mangaluru-UT Khader leads with 15488 votes

10:03 AM ► Mangaluru South-Vedavyas Kamath 7200 votes lead

10:01 AM ► Udupi: Raghupathi Bhat leads with 940 votes, Pramod Madhwaraj Trailing

 10:00 AM Mangalore North - Bharat Shetty leads with 7200 votes

09:56 AM Karkala-BJP's Sunil Kumar leads with 5877 votes, Congress's Gopal Bhandari Trailing

09:53 AM Kapu- Vinay Kumar Sorake Trailing


09:53 AM
Lalaji R. Mendon leads with 4239 votes

 
09:51 AM Sullia-BJP candidate S Anagaras 6065 votes lead

09:51 AM Puttur-Sanjeeva Matandooruleads with 7242 vote

09:50 AM Moodbidri BJP candidate Umanath Kotian, Mangalore Congress candidate UT Khader gets massive lead

09:48 AM Byndoor - Gopal Poojari 1144 votes lead

09:48 AM Kundapur - Halady Srinivas Shetty leads with 6278 vote
 
09:41 AM  Byndoor- Gopal Poojari leads with 2469 votes, BJP's Sukumar Shetty Trailing
 
09:38 AM ►Bidar South- Ashok Kheni Trailing
 
09:38 AM ►Belthangady-Harish Poonja 1,721 votes leading 
 
09:36 AM ►Mangaluru North-Moideen Bava 1,478 votes leading
 
09:36 AM ►Bantwala-Rajesh Naik 2,028 votes leading
 
09:36 AM ►Sullia-S Angara 1,727 votes leading
 
09:27 AM ►Puttur-Sanjeeva Matandooru 1676 votes leading
 
09:35 AM ►Karkala-Sunil Kumar 2,777 votes leading,Gopal Bhandary Trailing
 
09:29 A.M ►Second Round Ragupathi bhat Leading
 
09:27 AM ►Padmanabha Nagar-R. Ashok leading 
 
09:19 AM ►Moodbidri - Abhayachandra Jain Trailing
 
09:18 AM ►Moodbidri - Umanath Kotian lead by 12,930 votes 
 
09:15 AM ►Udupi-Pramod Madhwaraj Trailing
 
09:07 AM ►Tarikere BJP's Suresh leading with 875 votes
 
09:07 AM ►Sringeri - Raje Gowda leading with 365 votes

09:04 AM ►Theradala-Umashri leading
 
 
09:02 AM ►Byndoor-Gopal Poojari leading with 5230 votes
 
09:01 AM ►Badami- Sriramulu Trailing
 
08:58 AM ►Mangaluru - UT Khader leading with 3848 vote lead 
 
08:54 AM ►Moodbidri - Umanath Kotian 6700 votes lead
 
08:44 AM ►Shikaripura - BS Yeddyurappa leading
 
08:33 AM ►Mudigere - Motamma leading
 
08:32 AM ►Badami- Siddaramaiah's lead 
 
08:31 AM ►Theerthahalli- Kimmane Ratnakar lead 
 
08:29 AM ► Karkala-V. Sunil Kumar leading

8:27 A.M. ►Chikkamagaluru - CT Ravi leading

8:25 A.M. ►Davangere South-Shamanoor Shivashankarappa leads

8:22 A.M. ►Chamundeshwari-GT Deve Gowda leads

8:22 A.M ►Chamundeshwari-GT Deve Gowda leads

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

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Sambhal (UP) (PTI): Police used tear gas and "minor force" in the face of stone pelting by locals here on Sunday as tension escalated during a second survey of the Mughal-era mosque, claimed to be originally the site of an ancient Hindu temple.

Tension has been seething in Sambhal over the past few days after the Jama Masjid was surveyed last Tuesday on the orders of a local court following a petition that claimed that a Harihar temple stood at the site.

According to the local administration, a second survey by an "Advocate Commissioner" as part of a court-ordered examination into the disputed site began around 7 am and a crowd began gathering at the spot.

"Some miscreants came out of the crowd gathered near the site and pelted stones at the police team. The police used minor force and tear gas to bring the situation under control," Superintendent of Police Krishna Kumar Vishnoi said.

He said those who engaged in stone pelting and those who incited them will be identified and action taken against them.

District Magistrate Rajendra Pesia said, "Some miscreants resorted to stone pelting but the situation is peaceful now and the survey is underway."

Videos of youths throwing stones at police, purportedly near the site of the survey in Sambhal have surfaced on the Internet.

Supreme Court lawyer Vishnu Shankar Jain, who is also the petitioner in the case, had said the Court of Civil Judge (Senior Division) ordered the constitution of an "Advocate Commission" to survey the mosque.

The court has said that a report should be filed after conducting a videography and photography survey through the commission, he had said.

The Central and Uttar Pradesh governments, the mosque committee and the district magistrate of Sambhal have been made parties in the petition concerning the mosque, Jain said last Tuesday.

Vishnu Shankar Jain and his father Hari Shankar Jain have represented the Hindu side in many cases related to places of worship, including the Gyanvapi Mosque-Kashi Vishwanath temple dispute.

Gopal Sharma, a local lawyer for the Hindu side, told PTI on Friday that in his petition filed in the court, he mentioned that "Baburnama" and the "Ain-e-Akbari" has confirmed that a Harihar temple was at the site where the Jama Masjid now stands.

He also claimed that the temple was demolished by Mughal Emperor Babur in 1529.

Samajwadi Party (SP) MP Zia Ur Rehman Barq had objected to the developments.

"The Jama Masjid of Sambhal is historical and very old. The Supreme Court had given the order in 1991 that whatever religious places are there in whatever condition since 1947, they will remain at their places," he had said.

The next date for hearing in this case is January 29.