There is a lot of excitement in Karnataka regarding the assembly elections. Meanwhile, many news are coming out from here. According to the information that is coming out now, two ‘Tadipar’ candidates – Vinay Kulkarni and G. Janardhan Reddy are also trying their luck in the assembly elections and presenting a different election picture. Congress candidate Kulkarni is contesting from the Dharwad assembly constituency but is not allowed to enter the district, while Reddy has fielded his wife in Bellary city, while himself, due to a court-imposed ban on entry into Bellary district. Has decided to contest from Gangavati constituency of Koppal district.

On behalf of Kulkarni, his wife Shivleela filed the nomination. Speaking to the media, she said that our supporters are supporting us with the firm belief that ‘Saheb’ will come here… In his absence, I am seeking blessings from the voters that they (voters) consider me as ‘Saheb’. ..Since videos and phone calls are the only means to reach out to my voters, I will dedicate myself to you and my constituency,” Kulkarni said in a video message. You are my strength, who supported me today.

Arrested in November in Gaudar’s murder case

Let us tell you that former minister Kulkarni was in connection with the murder of BJP leader and Zilla Panchayat member Yogeshgouda Goudar in November was arrested and sent to judicial custody. He was granted bail by the Supreme Court on the condition that he would not be allowed to enter Dharwad without the permission of the court. Dharwad is also known as the cultural capital of Karnataka.

Ex-BJP minister Reddy banned by apex court

)The case of former mining baron Janardhana Reddy, popularly known as the ‘Reddy Brothers of Bellary’, is not much different from that of Kulkarni. Reddy, a former BJP minister, has been barred by the apex court from entering Bellary in Karnataka and Anantapur and YSR Cuddapah districts of Andhra Pradesh in an illegal mining case. Reddy broke away from the BJP and formed a party called ‘Kalyana Rajya Pragati Paksha’ (KRPP). His brothers G. Karunakara Reddy and G. Somashekara Reddy are still with the BJP and are contesting on party tickets from Bellary (City) and Harapanahalli respectively.

)Decided to contest from Gangavati constituency

Since Janardhana Reddy is not allowed to enter Bellary, Reddy contested from the neighboring Gangavathi constituency in Koppal district. decided to fight. The KRPP leader has fielded his wife Lakshmi Aruna from Bellary (city) constituency against his brother Somashekara Reddy. Lakshmi Aruna had tears in her eyes on the day of filing nomination papers, as her husband was not with her while filing nomination. He sought voters’ blessings to complete projects like Ring Road, airport, superspeciality hospital and drinking water, which were started by Janardhan Reddy, but were “stopped midway”. Target 20 to 46 winning the seat

Janardan Reddy had said that I would focus only on those constituencies Doing where I have scope to win the election. My goal from 93 Have to win the seat. I am building the party at the booth level with the available strength. Tadipar Janardhana Reddy cannot campaign for his wife or any other candidate the party has fielded in Bellary district.

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