Mangalore: BJP Heading Towards Clear Majority


Mangalore: BJP Heading Towards Clear Majority

Melka Miyar at Spot
Nina Rai, Kiran D'Souza and Keshav Satwik
Inputs: Jerald Fernandes, Udupi
Rakesh Kunjoor, Udupi
Raymond D'Cunha, Moodubidri
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network

Updates at 04.45pm IST

Mangalore, Sep 30: Results declared so far 40 clearly indicates BJP is heading towards a clear majority with 24 to BJP,  12 Congress, 2 Indp. 1 JD(S), 1 CPI (M).

With the counting reaching the half way stage, BJP is steadily marching towards a clear majority to finally clinch the centre stage at Mangalore City Corporations Elections.

The counting process is still going on. The complete results are expected latest by 7 pm local time.










Given below are the results of some prominent wards in the city:

Kadri (S): Ward No.33
Ashok Kumar – Congress

Bendur: Ward No.38

Naveen D’Souza - Congress has bagged 1002 votes, K Praveen Chandra Nayak – BJP has got 440 votes, Alwyn Pinto- JD(S) has got 414 votes.

Hosebettu: Ward No.8

Rajini Duganna – BJP

Kullai: Ward No. 9

Ganesh Hosebettu – BJP 2220 votes
Opponent Satish Panambur – Congress 1750 votes
 
Kudroli: Ward No.43

Abhubakar- Congress winner
Against rival candidate Praveen of BJP - 785 votes
Abdul Aziz of JD(S) – 785 votes

Kankanady (Valencia): Ward No. 48

Jecintha Voremya – Congress 1243 votes
Prabha Malini JD(S) – 1164 votes.

Shivabagh: Ward No. 34

Gretta Rebello – Congress Won – 742 votes
Rival Candidate Suresh – BJP – 709 votes

Mannegudde: 

Geeta S Nayak

Kadri Kumbla: Ward No.29

Naveen Chandra K – BJP Won – 1496 votes
Nearest opponent Congress Devdas 283 votes (lost deposit)

Bajal: Ward No.53 Jelly Kudde

Jayanthi Shetty – CPI (M) Won
Nearest opponent is Sumayya – Congress.

Kunjathbail: Ward No. 13

Sharath Kumar- BJP emerging as winner with 2134 votes
Closest opponent K Mohammud – Congress 1799 votes.

Earlier Updates:

• Ex Udupi Congress Vice President Ronald Praveen loses by 5 votes

Udupi City Municipal Council Elections (CMC):

Udupi, Sep 30: In the case of all the 35 Wards here, the results have been declared. Out of these 35 wards,  28 have been won by the BJP,  6 by Congress and a lone independent candidate has bagged one seat.

In a shocking reversal of fortunes, former Udupi Congress vice president Ronald Praveen lost to his nearest BJP rival candidate Kiran Kumar by a wafer-thin margin of five votes.










Mangalore City Corporation:

Total seats: 60. Results declared 24. BJP 17, Congress 5, Ind 2

Ullal Municipality:

Total seats 27: Congress 17, BJP 5

Bantwal:

Total 23: BJP 10, Congress 11, Muslim League 2

Puttur:

Total 27: BJP 15, Congress 12

Town Panchayat Elections:

Moodbidri :

Total 23: BJP and JD(S) combine leading with 12 seats, with BJP winning  4 Wards and JD(S) 8 Wards.

Congress has managed to bag only 11 seats.

Karkala :

Total 23 Wards : Congress has won 13 Wards, BJP 9 Wards and Independent just one seat.

Beltangady :

Total 11 Wards: Congress has won 7 Wards whereas JD (S) has won 4 Wards.

A unique feature of this contest was that two brothers were pitted against each other, namely Vasant Bangera, ex-JDS minister contesting on Congress ticket against his own kin namely Prabhakar Bangera of the BJP. The latter Prabhakar Bangera lost the elections.


Sullia:

Total seats 18. Congress and Allies 9 (6 won on Congress symbol, two independents and a lone JD(S) winner) and BJP 9.

Earlier Updates:

  

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Comment on this article

  • Jathin, Mangalore / Dubai

    Mon, Oct 01 2007

    Thats Awesome. Never believed BJP could make it. Now Mangalore is going to change. Cheers !!! Time to celebrate for every Mangalorean.

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