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Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is confident in winning 9-10 seats out of the first phase's 14 constituencies, attributing this to successful state programs and failures of the Modi government. He rebuts Modi's claims about Muslim reservations and accuses him of misleading the public and unjustly withholding drought relief, all while Congress prepares for the election results under the INDIA alliance.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming campaign event in Sirsi, Uttara Kannada, is marred by the absence of MP Anantkumar Hegde and MLA Shivaram Hebbar. Their missing photos from banners and lack of contact raise concerns within the BJP, especially given Hebbar's past affiliations with the Congress. Party leaders are optimistic but acknowledge potential divisions.

Ahead of phase 3 Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi holds back-to-back rallies in Northern Karnataka, criticizing Congress for neglecting national interests and prioritizing personal gains. Modi emphasizes India's progress, contrasts it with alleged Congress failures, and urges support for BJP's vision.

Prime Minister Modi is intensifying BJP's campaign in Northern Karnataka following the second-phase polling in 14 constituencies. Rallies in Belagavi, Uttara Kannada, Davanagere, and Ballari aim to bolster party support. With historical dominance in Karnataka's Lok Sabha elections, BJP faces the challenge of maintaining success against Congress. 

In a recent statement, senior Pakistani journalist Mazhar Abbas stirred up a storm by suggesting that a significant portion of the Indian populace desires the defeat of BJP and PM Narendra Modi in the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections of 2024.

"The country wants development, this is why BJP will form the government again and PM Narendra Modi will win a third term. Jhalawar MP Dushyant Singh has been receiving good support," BJP leader Vasundhara Raje said.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar refutes claims of Prime Minister Narendra Modi governing like a dictator, asserting Modi as the most consultative PM he's seen. Jaishankar, in a podcast, highlights Modi's inclusive decision-making style, citing extensive consultations and open-mindedness towards team opinions. He commends Modi's approach.

In an exclusive interview with Asianet News Network, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed three misconceptions about the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra and BJP leader, Devendra Fadnavis, dismissed Sharad Pawar's criticisms of PM Narendra Modi as attempts to undermine Modi's leadership. Fadnavis suggested that attacks on Modi only strengthen his electoral standing. Pawar, however, praised past Prime Ministers like Nehru and criticized Modi for focusing on fault-finding.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and other Congress leaders strongly condemned Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent remarks, labelling them derogatory and aimed at stoking communal tensions. Modi had alleged that a Congress government would seize women's mangalsutras and distribute them unfairly. Siddaramaiah emphasized equality, while Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar called Modi's words a sign of BJP's frustration.

In an exclusive interview with Asianet News Network, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges voters not to underestimate the significance of this election. Despite the scorching weather, please exercise your right to vote, he sad.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave an extensive 82-minute interview with Asianet News Network, covering a wide range of topics including governance, politics, diplomacy, and socio-economic issues. Reflecting on his tenure, he emphasized the importance of the upcoming 2024 elections and outlined the BJP's approach to democracy and governance.

A viral video featuring a Muslim resident from Uttar Pradesh has captured widespread attention for its impassioned endorsement of PM Narendra Modi and a scathing critique of the opposition, particularly the Congress party.

In Karnataka, YouTuber Rohit Kumar faced a brutal assault and coercion after sharing a song praising PM Narendra Modi. Reportedly attacked by a group, including a Muslim individual offended by the content, Rohit was subjected to verbal abuse, physical assault, and forced slogans in favour of Pakistan. The incident has sparked outrage, with police verifying details and promising a thorough investigation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to attend a BJP convention at Bengaluru Palace Grounds amid tight security measures in Karnataka. Heavy police deployment is expected in the area, with particular attention to potential protests at Makeri Circle. Traffic disruptions are anticipated along various routes due to the Prime Minister's visit, with alternative routes suggested for motorists and goods vehicles.