Name : M. Krishnappa
Constituency : Bangalore South – Bangalore City
Date of Birth : 1st June 1960
Father’s Name : Muniswamappa
Qualification : Pre-University
Residence Address : # 196, 16th Main, 24th Cross, Banashankari 2nd Stage, Bangalore – 560070.
Contact – 080 26712006, 9844014777

Office Address : Same as residence address.
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Married
Family : Wife, 2 Daughters
Email ID : mkrishnappabjp@gmail.com
Website : www.mkrishnappa.in

BRIEF PROFILE
His journey into politics started in 1983 as a party worker. Since then he worked from the grass root level to reach the current level. He worked for his elder brother for several elections and his knowhow of politics grew extensively. He won the Zilla Panchayat elections in year 2006 with a thumping majority of ten thousand votes which stands as a state record for ZP elections. During his short tenure as Zilla Panchayat member, Uttarahalli saw vast developments from road widening, asphalting & repairs, formation of drains, water supply and sanitation. Cleanliness of the area was given utmost importance and a bus stand, water tank and a school was built and inaugurated. Unfortunately the term lasted only for 9 months as the ZP areas were redrawn under Bangalore City Corporation limits.

In the 2008 assembly elections Mr. M.Krishnappa got a chance to serve bigger and better when he clinched the BJP ticket for the much sought after Bangalore south constituency. For his challenge the constituency turned out to be the biggest in Bangalore with 3.8 lakhs voters and a huge area to cover. The goodwill he had earned over the years came in handy and he came out triumphant yet again. This time he garnered 71114 votes and with a colossal victory margin of 34135 votes. He stands in 4 th position in the state as far the victory margin goes and created a record of sorts as a first timer. Since then he is working hard to make Bangalore south a model constituency. In the Bangalore Rural Lok Sabha Elections 2009, Mr.M.Krishnappa gave the highest lead for his Bangalore South assembly constituency (27500 votes) to the BJP candidate.
Who is next?

Name : Nandish Reddy N.S
Constituency : K R Pura – Bangalore City
Date of Birth : 06/07/1971
Father’s Name : Late Kote N.C. Shrinivas Reddy
Qualification : B.Sc
Residence Address : Gowrishree Nilaya, 3rd main road, behind government school,
Doddanekundi, Bangalore 560 037
Phone: 98440 17491, 080 32471719
Office Address : Same as above
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Married
Family : Wife, 3 Children
Email ID : nandiesha@yahoo.co.in
Website : NA.

Name : M. Krishnappa
Constituency : Bangalore South – Bangalore City
Date of Birth : 1st June 1960
Father’s Name : Muniswamappa
Qualification : Pre-University
Residence Address : # 196, 16th Main, 24th Cross, Banashankari 2nd Stage, Bangalore – 560070.
Contact – 080 26712006, 9844014777

Office Address : Same as residence address.
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Married
Family : Wife, 2 Daughters
Email ID : mkrishnappabjp@gmail.com
Website : www.mkrishnappa.in

BRIEF PROFILE
His journey into politics started in 1983 as a party worker. Since then he worked from the grass root level to reach the current level. He worked for his elder brother for several elections and his knowhow of politics grew extensively. He won the Zilla Panchayat elections in year 2006 with a thumping majority of ten thousand votes which stands as a state record for ZP elections. During his short tenure as Zilla Panchayat member, Uttarahalli saw vast developments from road widening, asphalting & repairs, formation of drains, water supply and sanitation. Cleanliness of the area was given utmost importance and a bus stand, water tank and a school was built and inaugurated. Unfortunately the term lasted only for 9 months as the ZP areas were redrawn under Bangalore City Corporation limits.

In the 2008 assembly elections Mr. M.Krishnappa got a chance to serve bigger and better when he clinched the BJP ticket for the much sought after Bangalore south constituency. For his challenge the constituency turned out to be the biggest in Bangalore with 3.8 lakhs voters and a huge area to cover. The goodwill he had earned over the years came in handy and he came out triumphant yet again. This time he garnered 71114 votes and with a colossal victory margin of 34135 votes. He stands in 4 th position in the state as far the victory margin goes and created a record of sorts as a first timer. Since then he is working hard to make Bangalore south a model constituency. In the Bangalore Rural Lok Sabha Elections 2009, Mr.M.Krishnappa gave the highest lead for his Bangalore South assembly constituency (27500 votes) to the BJP candidate.
Who is next?

Name : Nandish Reddy N.S
Constituency : K R Pura – Bangalore City
Date of Birth : 06/07/1971
Father’s Name : Late Kote N.C. Shrinivas Reddy
Qualification : B.Sc
Residence Address : Gowrishree Nilaya, 3rd main road, behind government school,
Doddanekundi, Bangalore 560 037
Phone: 98440 17491, 080 32471719
Office Address : Same as above
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Married
Family : Wife, 3 Children
Email ID : nandiesha@yahoo.co.in
Website : NA.

ials, however, did not respond to this too. “They are taking people for granted. Despite the complaint being about the inconvenience being faced by the public at Metro stations, they didn’t act on it. They even ignored the information sought about action taken on the complaint. I had no other option but to move the SIC,” said Pramod, who is also the state convener for the RTI cell of JD(U).

Vasanth Rao was fined Rs 25,000 on November 28 for failure to furnish information on the list of catalogue and index of the records/files maintained under section 4 (1) (a) of RTI act and details of information declared suo motu under Section 4 (1) (b) pertaining to BMRCL since its establishment. On December 20, he was again fined the same amount for not responding to an RTI application filed by Pramod. The state information commission has also directed that the amount be deducted from his salary in installments.

When Bangalore Mirror contacted Vasanth Rao, he feigned ignorance about the fines and denied that the Metro official refused to provide information.

“I’m not aware of these orders (by SIC). Also, it is not that we don’t provide information — we do provide information, but they sometimes do not satisfy those who have sought it. We will look into these orders and go for an appeal,” he said.

Pakistan win the toss and opt to bowl first in Ahmedabad. Ashwin replaces Jadeja in the Indian side

Karnataka Janata Party (KJP)is set to make the garbage imbroglio in Bangalore its election plank to take on the BJPin constituencies coming under Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) limits in the run-up to the Assembly polls.

The KJP, whose support base, at present, is restricted to certain pockets in the State, has been devising a strategy to strike a chord with urban voters, especially in Bangalore, which sends 28 members to the Assembly.

At a convention of party workers from Bangalore Assembly constituencies on Sunday, KJPPresident BSYeddyurappa said the party will launch ward-level agitations to expose the “failure” of the State government and the BBMPin tackling the garbage issue.

“In the last one and half years, the image of Bangalore has taken a beating. The uncleared garbage in the city has hit the headlines worldwide. The State government should be ashamed for having failed to resolve the issue,” Yeddyurappa said.

Yeddyurappa said he would mobilise his party workers to stage protests near locations where garbage has not been lifted by the civic authorities. “Bangalore has now come next toNew Delhi in being the most unsafe city”, the former chief minister claimed.

Yeddyurappa said people should compare the progress made by Bangalore during his tenure (May 2008-June 2010) to that during the last one and half years.

At the convention, Yeddyurappa inducted several local leaders of Bangalore into his party. However, in sharp contrast to the December 9 Haveri convention, none of the MLAs loyal to Yeddyurappa, or even a corporator, shared the dais with Yeddyurappa on Sunday.

The KJPleader said he would launch an indefinite dharna at Freedom Park, if the government fails to release funds earmarked to implement various schemes initiated by him during his tenure as chief minister.

He said he would, as planned, go ahead with the Vidhana Soudha chalo agitation on December 26 in protest against the “failure” of the government to release funds for implementation of welfare scheme like Bhayalakshmi

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