Live Updates: Karnataka Election Results
The much-awaited day has arrived as the counting of votes for the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023 has begun. The counting process started early this morning across various counting centers in the state amid tight security arrangements.
Here are the live and important updates from the counting centres across the state:
12:20: BJP Leader V. Sunil Kumar wins from Karkala seat
12:10: Independent candidate Arun Kumar Puthila blazing the lead with 119 votes in Puttur seat, Congress candidate Ashok Kumar Rai trailing.
12:10: Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai wins from homebase Shiggaon.
12:05: BJP candidate Sunil Kumar Karkala slips from top spot, now trailing in Karkala seat.
12:00: Nikhil Kumaraswamy trailing in Ramanagar.
11:55: BJP candidate Yashpal Suvarna leading with 12,604 votes in Udupi constituency.
11:50: BJP candidate Sunil Kumar Karkala leading in Karkala constituency.
11:45: Congress candidate Jagadish Shettar trailing in Hubbali-Dharawad central seat.
11:40: Congress candidate UT Khader leading with 25,000 votes in Mangaluru constiteuncy.
11:30: Vedavyas Kamath wins from Mangalore City South constituency defeat's congress candidate J.R Lobo.
11:30: Congress candidate Zameer Ahmed triumphs Chamaraja Pete seat.
11:30: Chamarajanagar: BJP's V. Somanna loses to Congress candidate Puttarangashetti.
11:25: BJP's Harish Poonja leading with 8442 votes in Belthangady seat, as 10th round of counting ends.
11:25: Congress vs Arun Kumar Puthila in Puttur: Independent candidate Arun Kumar Puthila leading with 32226 votes, Ashok Kumar Rai trailing with 31,670 votes.
11:20: JDS candidate Swaroop triumphs Hassan seat.
11:15: Dakshina Kannada: Congress candidate UT Khader leading with 15,000 votes in Mangaluru seat.
11:15: Dakshina Kannada: BJP spearheads in 6 seats (Mangaluru North, Mangaluru South, Mudbidri, Belthangady, Sullia, Bantwal), Congress leading Mangaluru seat, alongside tough contest between Congress candidate Ashok Rai and Puthila.
11:10: Dakshina Kannada: BJP Candidate Bhagirathi leading in Sullia seat.
11:05: Karkala: BJP MLA Sunil Kumar leading with 1991 votes.
11:05: BJP"s Harish Poonja leading in Belthangady seat.
11:05: BJP ahead with 5,798 votes in 6th round of counting in Batwal constituency.
11:00: Puttur: Independent candidate Arun Kumar Puthila trailblazes ahead with 91 votes in 7th round of counting, tough contest between Puthila and Congress candidate Ashok Kumar Rai.
11:00: Congress candidate Tanvir Seth leading in Narasimharaja seat.
10:55: Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah leading in Varuna seat.
10:50: Congress candidate Ashok Rai leads from Puttur seat in fifth round of counting with 1221 votes.
10:50: BJP's Bharath Shetty leading in Mangaluru North seat with 10310 votes in fifth round of counting.
10:50: Mangaluru: UT Khader leading with 11,044 votes in fourth round of counting.
10:45: Dakshina Kannada: Congress candidate Ramanath Rai now trailing in tough contest by BJP's Rajesh Naik who is ahead with 5,198 votes.
10:35: Mangalore City South: BJP's Vedavyas Kamath darts ahead with 20,000 lead, Congress candidate JR Lobo trailing.
10:35: Congress candidate Makal Vaidya leading in Bhatkal in seventh round of counting
10:25: Congress crosses magic number mark leading in early trends
10:25: Dakshina Kannada: Congress candidate UT Khader leading from his stronghold Mangaluru constituency.
10:25: Puttur: Fourth round of counting ends, Congress candidate Ashok Kumar Rai leading.
10:15: Mangalore City North: BJP's Bharath Shetty races ahead leading in third round of counting, Inayat Ali trailing now.
10:05: BJP's Yashpal Suvarna leading in Udupi seat.
10:05: Dakshina Kannada: BJP gets slight lead in Sullia constituency.
10:00: BJP's CT Ravi now leading in the third round of counting from Chikkamagaluru seat.
9:55: Coastal Karnataka: BJP leading ahead in 13 seats, congress in 6.
9:50: Belthangady: BJP's Harish Poonja leading in third round of counting.
9:50: Dakshina Kannada: Congress candidate Inayat Ali leading with 1,098 votes in Mangaluru North seat.
9:45: Big jolt for BJP's CT Ravi as he trails in the second round of counting from Chikkamagaluru seat.
9:40: Dakshina Kannada: Congress candidate Ashok Rai leading from Puttur.
9:40: BJP Trailing in CM Basavaraj Bommai's home district Haveri, except for Shiggaon seat were Bommai himself is leading.
9:35: Congress candidate Zameer Ahmed leading ahead with 20,000 votes in Chamrajpete constituency.
9:35: Mankal Vaidya leading by 300 votes in Bhatkal.
9:35: BJP state Vice President and BS Yeddyurappa's son B.Y Vijayendra trailing from Shikaripura seat
9:35: Congresss's Rizwan Arshad leading from Shivajinagar seat.
9:25: BJP deserter and Congress candidate Laxman Savadi leading from Athani seat
9:25: Congress candidate Tanvir Seth ahead from Narasimharaja constituency.
9:20: BJP's Sasikala Jolla trailing from Nippani seat.
9:20: Chamarajanagar: Somanna trailing by 4,000 votes.
9:20: Jagadish Shettar trailing in second round of counting from Hubbali-Dharwad central seat.
9:20: JD(S) candidate and Popular actor Nikhil Kumaraswamy leading ahead with 802 votes from Ramanagara constituency.
9:15: Congress candidate Anil ahead in HD Kote seat
9:15: BJP Candidate Basavaraj Bommai leading from Shiggaavi constituency.
9:15: Dakshina Kannada: BJP candidate Harish Poonja leading with a difference of 964 votes from Belthangady seat.
9:10: Congress breaches 100-seat mark for the first time, leads on 106 seats after first round of voting
9:05: Channapatna: 1st round of counting ends; Former CM HD Kumarswamy trailing in Channapatna.
9:00: Congress accelerates ahead leading with 82 seats, BJP trailing with 66 seats, JD(S) at 21
9:00: Chikkaballapur: BJP's Dr K Sudhakar trailing
9:00: Congress Candidate Vinay Kulkarni leading from Dharwad seat.
8:45: Uttara Kannada: RV Deshpande trialing from Haliyala seat
8:45: Former BJP leader Jagadish Shettar trailing from Hubbali-Dharawad seat.
8:40: BJP candidate M.P. Renukacharya trailing behind from Honnali seat.
8:40: BJP Rebel and Independent candidate, Pro-Hindutva mascot Arun Kumar Puthila leading from Puttur seat.
8:30: Former BJP leader Jagadish Shettar who joined Congress ahead of the Karnataka elections, leading on Hubballi seat.
8:30: BJP's candidate from Udupi Yashpal Suvarna leading.
8:30: JD(S)'s Nikhil Kumaraswamy is trailing in Ramanagaram.
8:25: Congress candidate Mithun Rai leading in Moodabidri.
8:20: BJP takes early lead in the initial trends of the counting of votes. BJP is leading on 40 seats while the Congress is ahead on 33 seats.
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Kasaragod: Government Medical College gets first MBBS student from Rajasthan
Kasaragod: The Government Medical College, which recently secured the National Medical Commission’s approval, admitted its first MBBS student on Monday, with Gurwinder Singh from Alwar in Rajasthan becoming the first of the 50 students in the inaugural batch of the College.
Singh received a warm welcome into the College with sweets by Principal-in-Charge Dr. KK Santosh Kumar and Medical Superintendent Dr Praveen. The admission procedure was formally completed with the recording of his attendance, reports On Manorama.
The College has seven seats reserved for candidates from the All-India rank list, and Singh qualified for a seat in the College under the All-India Medical Entrance quota.
Unlike the other government medical colleges in the state, where classes started this week after the admission of students during the first round of counseling, the Kasaragod Medical College had to wait for approval from the National Medical Commission. The College received the approval and began enrolling students after conclusion of counseling.
The classes will begin on September 30, after completion of Phase 2 of allotment. The first batch students are currently provided temporary hostel facilities at Cherkkala.
While the second student under the All-India rank list is expected to join the College today, the authorities have said they cannot guarantee how long the new students will remain, adding that some students may opt to move to other colleges if they are allotted seats there.
