G S Basavaraj

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• G S Basavaraj Personal Life
• Education Qualification of G S Basavaraj
• Political Timeline of G S Basavaraj
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• G S Basavaraj Net Worth

G S Basavaraj Biography

Gangasandra Siddappa Basavaraj is fondly known as G.S. Basavaraj, is a former member of INC, who won his first Lok Sabha polls from Tumkur in 1984. He served three terms as MP of Tumkur in 1984, 1989 and 1999. In 2009, he severed ties with INC and contested Tumkur Lok Sabha polls as BJP candidate. He won the election by defeating Muddahanumegowda S.P of JDS. However, he failed to retain the seat in 2014 Lok Sabha polls. He contested 2019 elections from Tumkur as a BJP candidate.

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G S Basavaraj Personal Life

Full Name	G S Basavaraj
Date of Birth	04 May 1941 (Age 84)
Place of Birth	Gangasandra, Distt. Tumkur (Karnataka)
Party Name	Bharatiya Janta Party
Education	Graduate
Profession	Advocate, Agriculturist, Social Worker, Horticulturist
Father's Name	Siddappa
Mother's Name	Nanjamma
Spouse's Name	S. Shakunthala
Spouse's Profession	House Wife
Children	2 Son(s)
Religion	Hindu

G S Basavaraj Net Worth

Net Worth

₹39.7 CRORE

ASSETS

₹51.08 CRORE

Liabilities

₹11.37 CRORE

Education Qualification of G S Basavaraj

Studied B.SC, B.L under Mysore University in 1966.

Interesting Facts about G S Basavaraj

He dabbles in Horticulture and organic farming.

Political Timeline of G S Basavaraj

• 2009 : He was re-elected to 15th Lok Sabha for a fourth term as BJP candidate where he defeated Muddahanumegowda S.P. of JDS by a margin of over 20,000 votes. He lost the following election against INC candidate Muddahanumegowda.S.P.
• 1999 : He was elected Member, Committee on Human Resource Development.
• 1999 : He was re-elected to 13th Lok Sabha for a third term as INC candidate from Tumkur where he defeated S. Mallikarjuniah of BJP by a margin of 63,937 votes.
• 1991 : He lost the 1991 polls against S. Mallikarjuniah of BJP by a margin of 18,917 votes.
• 1990 : He was elected Member, Consultative Committee, Ministry of Water Resources.
• 1989 : He was re-elected to 9th Lok Sabha for a second term from Tumkur where he defeated Y.K ramie for a second time by a margin of 199138 votes.
• 1987 : He was appointed Member, Committee on Subordinate Legislation
• 1985 : He was elected Member, Consultative Committee, External Affairs.
• 1984 : He was elected to 8th Lok Sabha from Tumkur where he defeated Y.K Ramiah of JNP by a margin of 30,410 votes.
• 1979 : He was elected President, District Congress Committee, Tumkur, Karnataka.

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