Bengaluru South  

The Karnataka government has announced plans to rename a district to “Bengaluru South,” reflecting local sentiment. The decision, driven by regional leaders, is set to be implemented soon despite some opposition.
 

Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya, has written a letter to Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa, urging him to confiscate the properties of the rioters
 

Six SDPI supporters were arrested by the Bengaluru police today (January 17). It is suspected that there was a ploy to eliminate Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya and noted orator Chakravarthy Sulibele 

While Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya spoke in favour of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2019 Draft saying that it has been “twisted and misinterpreted”, several leaders of the coalition government in Karnataka have opposed it.

Here is what Bengaluru South DCP Annamalai has to say about speculations of joining politics after quitting as IPS officer.

Bengaluru south DCP Annamalai resigned from his post on Tuesday (May 28). Putting rest to all speculations of his political entry, he has announced his future course of action in a letter
 

 BJP's young gun Tejasvi Surya, after his debut win in the Lok Sabha election from Bengaluru South in Karnataka, predicted that the pro-BJP mandate in 2018 Assembly polls in Karnataka will fructify and said BSY Yeddyurappa will become the CM        

In Bengaluru Central, actor Prakash Raj has managed to get only 23,183 votes. He even walked out of the counting centre even before the counting was half way through.
 

Polling for 28 Lok Sabha constituencies in Karnataka was held on April 18 and April 23. Of these, results of seven key constituencies including Mandya, Bengaluru South and Tumakuru are eagerly awaited 

In the 2019 Lok Sabha election, Tejasvi Surya of BJP has been pitted against Congress's BK Hariprasad in Bengaluru South constituency. The constituency sees a newcomer for the BJP after five terms due to the demise of Ananth Kumar.
 

Tejasvi Surya, the BJP candidate from Bengaluru South constituency, with strong Hindutva credentials, is campaigning for Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, the BJP candidate from Bhopal

BJP president Amit Shah held a road show in the prestigious Bengaluru South constituency. The who’s who of the BJP, from state president BS Yeddyurappa to the newly appointed vice-president Tejaswini Ananth Kumar to the candidate himself, Tejasvi Surya, was in attendance.

The youngest candidate in the fray for 2019 Lok Sabha, Tejasvi Surya says that he is not scared of his opponent as he has the blessings of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He also says that this is an opportunity for him to carry on the legacy of HN Ananth Kumar who represented Bengaluru South earlier. The young karyakarta is confident of doubling the victory margin set by the BJP in 2014.
 

 According to the official data of Election Commission of India (ECI), total shares of both Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu is almost 60% of the total cash seizure.

In a sudden move, Tejasvi Surya, was picked by the BJP for Bengaluru South. He edged out Tejaswini Ananth Kumar and filed his nomination on March 26 for the upcoming Lok Sabha election.