Mangaluru, May 11: Every five year people get an opportunity to elect their “Servants”. Both Loksabha and Assembly elections are a proof of this carnival. DK district too, is getting ready for this celebration with fun and fervor tomorrow.

The District Administration has ensured all arrangements for peaceful polling

For the last one month leaders and workers of political parties have campaigned through door to door visits and public rallies. Now it is the turn of the voters to cast their votes. However candidates and party workers are pursuing last minute campaign to persuade the voters to vote in their favor

D.K. 17,11,848 voters to decide the fate of 58 candidates

D.K district has eight constituencies and 17,11,848 voters will decide the fate of 58 candidates who remain in the fray.

Constituency wise details of the candidates in the Fray

 Constituency

  MEN

 WOMEN

 OTHERS

 TOTAL

       

BELTHANGADY

109372

109507

  1

218880

       

MOODIBIDRE

 96733

103299

 13

200045

       

MANGALURU NORTH

114694 

 120124

  8 

234826

       

MANGALURU SOUTH

 115017

 124984

 56  

240057

       

MANGALURU

96186

99536

 13 

195735

       

BANTWALA

 109537

  112192

  6  

221735

       

PUTTUR

100619

101262

  3

 201884

       

SULLIA

  98915

99771 

  0 

198686

       

TOTAL

841073

870675

 100 

1711848

       


Belthangady (6 Candidates)

K.Vasantha Bangera (Congress)

Sumathi.S. Hegde (JDS)

Harish Punja (BJP)

Venkatesh Bhende (Independent)

Jagannatha (MEP)

Syed Hussain ( Independent)

 

Mudabidre (7 Candidates)

K.Abhaychandra (Congress)

Umanath A. Kotyan (BJP)

Jivan Krishna Shetty (JDS)

K.Yadav Shetty (CPI (M)

Ashwin Jossy Perrira( Independent)

Reena pinto( Independent)

Abdul Rahiman (MEP)

 

Mangalore North (7 Candidates)

Suresh. B. Salyan ( A.B.H.M.S)

Moideen Bava ( Congress)

Dr. Y. Bharath Shetty (BJP)

Muneer Katipalla (CPI(M)

P.M. Ahmed (MEP)

Supreeth Kumar pujari ( Lok Avaaz Dal)

Maxim Pinto ( Independent)

 

Mangalore South (11 Candidates)

J.R.Lobo (Congress)

Sunil Kumar Bajal( CPI(M)

D.Vedavyas Kamath (BJP)

Reena Pinto ( Independent)

Madan . M.C. ( Independent)

Srikara prabhu ( Independent)

Supreeth Kumar Pujari (Independent)

Ratnakara Suvarna (JDS)

Muhmmad Khalid(Independent)

Muhammad Iqbal (MEP)

Dharmendra (ABHMS)

 

Mangalore (5 Candidates)

Nithin kuttar (CPI(M)

Santosh kumar Rai (BJP)

U.T.Khader( Congress)

Ashraf ( JDS)

Usman (MEP)

 

Bantwal (5 Candidates)

B.Ramanatha Rai ( Congress)

Rajesh Nayak (BJP)

Ibrahim Kailar (Independent)

Balakrishna pujari ( Lok Avaz Dal)

Shamir ( MEP)

 

Puttur (11 Candidates)

Shakuntala T. Shetty ( Congress)

Sanjeeva Matandur( BJP)

Shekhar. B. (Praja Parivartan Party)

Sheshappa Rao ( Samanya Janatha Party)

I.C. Kailas (JDS)

Abdul Basheer budiyar (Independent)

Shabana.S. Sheikh(MEP)

Majid ( UJD)

Vidyashree (Independent)

B.N.Chethan Kumar (Independent)

Amarnath . B.K.( Independent)

 

Sullia (6 Candidates)

Angara. S. (BJP)

Dr. B. Raghu (Congress)

Sanjiv babu Rao Kurandvad (independent)

Sundara .K.( Independent)

raghu (BSP)

Chandrashekhara. K. (Independent)

 

No campaigning near polling booth

On the day of polling campaigning is prohibited within the raius of 100 metres from the polling station.  The candidates are permitted to set up booths beyond 200 metre. The booth may contain a table, two chairs and a banner of the Size of 1.5’x3’. The DC. Shashikanth Senthil has clarified that permission should be sought from local bodies for setting up booths.

Counting at MGC  HP/junior college , Bondel

Soon after the polling all the EVM/VPAT and other electoral documents will be brought to specified room and will be sealed. CRPF will take over the security of the centre.

The contestant candidates or the agents from every constituency are allowed to follow the vehicle carrying the records to the counting station. They are also allowed to be present while sealing the room. They can also sign on the seal.

 

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Mumbai: As the counting of votes for the Maharashtra Assembly elections progresses, Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut has raised serious allegations of irregularities in the results. Speaking to the media, Raut claimed, "There is something wrong with these election results. This is not the decision of the people."

Currently, the BJP-led alliance is leading in 215 seats, while the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is ahead in 61 constituencies. According to Raut, several seats that should have gone to the MVA were allegedly "stolen."

He further alleged, "Money machines were set up in every constituency. Maharashtra’s people are honest, but the election process here has seen the highest level of dishonesty. We knew the sentiment of the public, but this outcome does not reflect it."

Raut also connected the developments to recent controversies involving Gautam Adani, claiming that the focus has been shifted to the election results to divert attention from issues affecting the BJP. He accused the BJP of manipulating the elections, stating, "Mumbai is going into the hands of Gautam Adani."