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Karnataka 2018

List of Candidates (BANGALORE RURAL)

Sno .	Candidate	Party	Criminal Cases	Education	Age	Total Assets	Liabilities
21	M Manjunath	All India Mahila Empowerment Party	0	12th Pass	44	Rs 37,52,500 ~ 37 Lacs+	Rs 2,00,000 ~ 2 Lacs+
22	M Srinivas	IND	0	10th Pass	48	Rs 97,79,500 ~ 97 Lacs+	Rs 6,000 ~ 6 Thou+
23	M V Nagaraju	BJP	0	Graduate Professional	57	Rs 15,73,84,719 ~ 15 Crore+	Rs 3,55,00,000 ~ 3 Crore+
24	Mallesh M	Federal Congress of India	0	12th Pass	33	Rs 1,34,20,700 ~ 1 Crore+	Rs 49,00,000 ~ 49 Lacs+
25	Manjunatha Gowda T V	IND	0	10th Pass	48	Rs 81,12,000 ~ 81 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
26	Munegowda	IND	0	Illiterate	42	Rs 5,20,500 ~ 5 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
27	Myathyu Muniyappa S M	IND	0	5th Pass	39	Rs 25,000 ~ 25 Thou+	Rs 2,00,000 ~ 2 Lacs+
28	N K Lokesha	Samanya Janatha Party (Loktantrik)	0	Graduate	39	Rs 2,32,93,000 ~ 2 Crore+	Rs 45,00,000 ~ 45 Lacs+
30	Nagaraj D.c.n	IND	0	5th Pass	35	Rs 1,25,000 ~ 1 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
31	Nagaraj V	IND	0	10th Pass	33	Rs 3,20,000 ~ 3 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
32	Nagaraja	Ambedkarite Party of India	0	Graduate	37	Rs 11,30,000 ~ 11 Lacs+	Rs 1,80,000 ~ 1 Lacs+
33	Nagaraju M	Republican Sena	0	8th Pass	40	Rs 1,63,40,000 ~ 1 Crore+	Rs 3,70,000 ~ 3 Lacs+
34	Narayanaswamy L N	JD(S)	0	8th Pass	49	Rs 1,47,11,81,720 ~ 147 Crore+	Rs 18,40,41,834 ~ 18 Crore+
35	R Narayanaswamy	INC	0	10th Pass	59	Rs 12,40,03,692 ~ 12 Crore+	Rs 3,86,15,334 ~ 3 Crore+
36	Rajesh T K	IND	1	Others	37	Rs 18,48,800 ~ 18 Lacs+	Rs 25,000 ~ 25 Thou+
37	Ramesha	Ambedkar Samaj Party	0	8th Pass	36	Rs 6,51,770 ~ 6 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
39	S Purushotham	JD(U)	0	Graduate	32	Rs 31,00,000 ~ 31 Lacs+	Rs 4,00,000 ~ 4 Lacs+
40	S. Lepaksha	Lok Awaz Dal	0	12th Pass	42	Rs 14,47,500 ~ 14 Lacs+	Rs 7,00,000 ~ 7 Lacs+

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