Bye-election to the State Legislative Council of Karnataka by the Members of Legislative Assembly

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Bye-election to the State Legislative Council of Karnataka by the Members of Legislative Assembly. There is a casual vacancy in the State Legislative Council of Karnataka occurred due to the resignation of sitting member elected by the members of Legislative Assembly. The details are given as below:- Name of the State Name of Member Name of Constituency Term of office up to Remarks Karnataka Shri N.Shankrappa By MLAs 30.06. 2014 Resigned on 14.10. 2011 The Commission has decided to hold a bye-election to the State Legislative Council of Karnataka to be elected by the Members of Legislative Assembly to fill up the above said vacancy in accordance with the following programme: - Sl.No. Events Dates and Days 1. Issue of Notification 25th November, 2011 (Friday) 2. Last Date of making nominations 2nd December, 2011 (Friday) 3. Scrutiny of nominations 3rd December, 2011 (Saturday) 4. Last date for withdrawal of candidatures 5th December, 2011 (Monday) 5. Date of Poll 12th December, 2011 (Monday) 6. Hours of Poll 9.00 A.M. to 4.00 P.M 7. Counting of Votes 12th December, 2011 (Monday) at 5.00 PM 8. Date before which election shall be completed 15th December, 2011 (Thursday) Election Commission of India New Delhi, 21st November , 2011 RM/ Share and Care

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