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 KARNATAKA LOK SABHA 

ELECTION 2024

The 2024 Indian general election in Karnataka is scheduled to be held on April 26, 2024, and May 7, 2024, for all 28 Lok Sabha seats in the state[1][2][5]. The election will take place in two phases, with the first phase covering constituencies like Udupi Chikmagalur, Hassan, Dakshina Kannada, and others, while the second phase includes areas like Chikkodi, Belgaum, Bagalkot, and more[2][5]. The election schedule includes key dates such as the last date for filing nominations, scrutiny of nominations, and the date of counting of votes, which is set for June 4, 2024[1]. The BJP and JDS alliance in Karnataka has faced challenges due to clashes between party workers, highlighting tensions within the alliance as they prepare for the upcoming election[3].

- [ ] The key issues in the upcoming Karnataka election include:

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- [ ] 1. *Corruption*: Both the BJP and Congress are focusing on corruption allegations, with the recent arrest of a BJP MLA highlighting this issue[1][3][4].

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- [ ] 2. *Reservation*: Changes in reservation policies, particularly the scrapping of Muslim reservation and redistribution among other communities, are sparking debate[1][2][3].

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- [ ] 3. *Development*: Parties are emphasizing their track records in development projects and social welfare initiatives[1][2][4].

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- [ ] 4. *Price Rise*: High cooking gas and fuel prices are significant concerns, with parties like Congress and JD(S) making it a key issue[1][2][4].

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- [ ] 5. *Election Promises*: Scrutiny of promises made by political parties is crucial, with allegations of unfulfilled promises and job creation being key points[1][2].

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- [ ] 6. *Clear Mandate*: All major parties are advocating for a clear mandate to avoid a fractured verdict as seen in previous elections[1].

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- [ ] 7. *Caste Politics*: Parties are working to secure support from various castes, with a focus on communities like Vokkaligas and Lingayats[1][3].

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- [ ] 8. *Communalism*: Issues like the Hijab ban, minority appeasement, and communal tensions are intensifying the political discourse[3][4].

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- [ ] 9. *Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi*: Both leaders are central figures in the campaign, with parties targeting each other on various issues[1][3].

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- [ ] 10. *Dynasty Politics*: The BJP is expected to target Congress and JD(S) on the issue of dynasty politics[1].

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- [ ] These issues are shaping the narrative of the upcoming Karnataka election, reflecting the diverse concerns and priorities of the electorate.