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JD(S) candidates' list for Karnataka bypolls will be announced within 2 days: H D Kumraswamy

| @indiablooms | Sep 24, 2019, at 02:39 pm

Mysuru, Sept 24 (UNI): JD(S) leader H D Kumraswamy on Tuesday said the list of candidates for Oct 21 bypolls to 15 constituencies in Karnataka will be announced within two days.

Talking to mediapersons here, Kumaraswamy said the party has already decided to contest all the seats without any coalition and expressed confidence that party will win maximum seats in the by-elections.

Political scenario in the state is likely to change after the bypolls' results are announced, he said.

The former chief minister said the party has its own strategies to win the polls and 'expose' the BJP government which failed to handle the severe flood situation in as many as 22 districts.

Till date, government relief is yet to reach flood-hit people, particularly of north Karnataka, he claimed.

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