Complete list of candidates: Bangalore region, Election 2014

These are the candidates you'll see on the ballot when you are in front of the EVM to press the button.
PartySouthNorthCentralRuralChikkabalapur
Aam Aadmi PartyNINA P NAYAKBABU MATHEWV. BALAKRISHNANRAVI KRISHNA REDDYK ARKESH
Bharatiya Janata PartyANANTH KUMARD.V SADANANDA GOWDAP.C. MOHANP.MUNIRAJUB N BACHE GOWDA
Bahujan Samaj PartyABDUL RAZACK KHANVELU VR. MOHAN RAJUTHOPAIAH CCHITRA PRASAD
Indian National CongressNANDAN NILEKANIC.NARAYANA SWAMYRIZWAN ARSHADD.K.SURESHM VEERAPPA MOILY
Janata Dal (Secular)MRS RUTH MANORAMAABDUL AZEEMNANDINI ALVAR. PRABHAKARA REDDYH D KUMARA SWAMY
Samajwadi PartyRAVIKUMARA T   ROBIN MATHEWS NAREKATTU
Pyramid Party of IndiaR GAYATHRI   H N RAMAKRISHNA REDDY
Republican Party of India(A)J. LAKSHMANMUTHURAJUKADUGUDI SONNAPPA

M.SONNAPPA
BASAVEGOWDAG C VENKATARAMANAPPA
Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist)UMADEVI. M ZAHEEDA SHEREEN 
Jai Vijaya Bharathi Party   SHANKARAPPA
Kamarajar Deseeya Congress   K.A.MOHAN
IndependentB. R. GOVINDAIAHC.INDRANIAMBROSE D’MELLOJ. T.PRAKASHB ANJANA MURTHY
DR. KODUR VENKATESHCHANDRASHEKHARB.K. NARAYANA SWAMYJ.NATARAJUB N GOPALAGOWDA
DR. PRADEEP GADUGESHD.JAYARAMB.V.VENKATESHAPPAKENCHAIAHD GANGAPPA
G. VENKATESH BHOVIDR.MEERLAYAQ HUSSAINBHOVI RAMA C.B.KM.P.MUNAWER SHARIFFD N NARASIMHAMURTHY
M ZUBAIR AHAMEDK.SATHYANARAYANADHANANJAYA. H.HMALLESHAD V OBALAPPA
MOHANA KRISHNA. G. R.MANOHAR.H.AYYANNAVARDR. MEER LAYAQ HUSSAINS. SIDDARAMAIAH HEGGADEG N RAVI
N. HANUMEGOWDAMOHAMMED QUTBUDDINE.SALAMSURESHJAYAPRAKASHA YADAV
PRABHUMU.VENKATESH SIMHA BHOVIG. NARAYANASWAMY KAPALIT M MANCHEGOWDAK S SWAMY
PRAMOD MUTALIKRAMU S J.JOSEPH SOLOMONN SREERAMA REDDY
SHAMBULINGEGOWDASHAMBHULINGEGOWDA K.MURTHYNANJAPPA
SYED RAFIQ AHMEDSHRI VENKATESA SETTY MODI SAIFULLAT V MANJUNATHA GOWDA
T. E. MOSESSUNIL V.J MOHAMED GHOUSEVENKATESH D T
THULASAPPA DASART.S.CHAITANYA MURTHY .K 
YOGESHD.JAYARAM PRASHANTH.S.M 
   RAMANUJ SINGH 
   SEETHARAMAN.E 
   SHAFI AHMED 
   SURAIYA ZAITHOON 
   SYED ASIF BUKHAARI 
Bahujan Mukti Party    YAKUB SHARIFF
Communist Party of India (Marxist)    G V SREERAMA REDDY
All India Trinamool Congress  ISMAIL KHAN SAIF ALI 
Kannada Chalavali Vatal Paksha  MANJUNATHA.H.L 
Karunaadu Party  BUDAYYA .B. PUJERI 
Janata Dal(United)SYED MEHABOOB   REDDY G K C
All India Forward BlocSHIVASHANKAR. G. R.   
Bharatiya Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Janata PartyMAHADEVA SWAMY. B. M   
Jai Vijaya Bharathi PartyS. SURESH   

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Similar Story

Are building regulations followed in Bengaluru? A case study in Vijayanagar

One of the teams in a recent Bengaluru design jam explored the conformity of buildings to existing rules in Vijayanagar's residential areas.

The extension of 3rd Cross road in Vijayanagar is like any emerging neighbourhood in Bengaluru, with houses packed like boxes on either side. This led us to explore the role of regulations in shaping our buildings, streets and city at large. We presented our findings at the ‘Bengaluru Design Jam’, organised by organised by OpenCity, and held on July 6th. The participants collaborated to analyse and interpret different aspects of BBMP’s construction bye-laws.  The changes and growth of cities are often guided by economic activities. But the development of cities needs to be managed and regulated to ensure liveability. This…

Similar Story

Tackling domestic violence: Chennai’s resettlement sites to get one-stop centres

The TNUHDB has also established the first de-addiction centre in the Kannagi Nagar resettlement area in Chennai and more support centres are planned.

Evictions do not affect men and women equally. Often, women bear the brunt, be it because of unplanned evictions or domestic violence that results from loss of livelihood. With no government facilities in place to turn to for help, the women in Chennai's resettlement areas often suffer in silence. To address this issue, the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board (TNUHDB) will soon establish 'one-stop centres' in resettlement areas in the city. Meanwhile, a residential de-addiction centre has also been set up in Kannagi Nagar to tackle substance abuse, especially among young men and boys. Our earlier articles in this…