Samarth Grover is a journalist based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. He writes for The Quint, covering local news and politics, with a focus on the upcoming Karnataka elections. Samarth's articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and updates on key political contests, voter issues, and the overall political landscape in the state.
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By: Samarth Grover
Who is pitted against who? Which constituencies will see an interesting electoral battle?
By: Samarth Grover
Congress leader DK Shivakumar said another complaint has been filed with the Election Commission of India.
By: Samarth Grover
A day later, a BJP MLA hit back and called Sonia Gandhi a "Vishkanya" (venomous woman) and a "Pakistani agent".
By: Samarth Grover
Is renting a house in Bengaluru tougher than renting a house in Delhi or Mumbai?
By: Soundarya Athimuthu, Samarth Grover
Many Muslim voters of Shivajinagar, Bengaluru said that they found their names deleted from the voters list.
By: Samarth Grover
Repeating a low voter turnout, only 52.19 percent voters from Bengaluru Urban exercised their franchise on 10 May.
By: Samarth Grover
In 2018 assembly elections, HD Kumaraswamy, was elected from two constituencies – Channapatna and Ramanagara.
Bengaluru Urban, which had been the site of several roadshows by PM Modi, has voted pretty much the same as 2018.
By: Samarth Grover
Supporters of both the Congress leaders put up posters outside their residences, declaring each as the "next CM."
By: Samarth Grover, Nikhila Henry
An FIR has been registered against the driver and BBMP officials under IPC Section 304A- death caused by negligence.
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