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Nikhil Kumaraswamy must be a case study. The way he resurrected himself after that brutal "ನಿಖಿಲ್ ಎಲ್ಲಿದಿಯಪ್ಪಾ" negative campaign is genuinely commendable. His growth as a leader, improvement in oratory skills, and the confidence he now carries deserve appreciation 👏🏻 It’s not easy to overcome a negative image once...

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Koushik20 gün önce

Nikhil got hate not coz of his personality but politics. Once you get to know him, he’s the best guy around. If he plays right card bruh can go miles.

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Superman Returns20 gün önce

Repeated electoral defeats leaves a politician with two choices: fade into political irrelevance or regroup and adapt. By choosing relentless preparation and counterattack, he has transformed his political standing

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KuchBhi🤷🏻20 gün önce

He's come a long way and a commendable improvement

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ಅಲ್ಪಸಂಖ್ಯಾತ20 gün önce

💯

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Mohit Patil20 gün önce

Want him to take on STS from Yashwanthpura in upcomming Vidhan Sabha Polls 2028.

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Yashas Gowda20 gün önce

Ain’t nobody accusing my man of dynastic politics. He’s been through it, struggled so hard, been backstabbed, betrayed and he’s still standing by his commitment - striving for greatness, winning hearts. Truly inspirational! 🔥

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Vinnu Shanbhag 🇮🇳20 gün önce

He should be thankful for that fall in the very beginning. Else like other dynasts he would've carried huge sense of entitlement.

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Mahantesh20 gün önce

Before JDS aligned with BJP all the paid media showed him as joker but now same media is telling him as visionary leader. But once loser is always loser.

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harishbm20 gün önce

I also thought same thing yesterday when watching his broadcast. As should use his career as case study as he maturely giving response to every questions.

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SamPud Raya (ಸಂಪುದ್ರಾಯ)20 gün önce

True Transformation... aado mathalli tuka ede...

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NrOpines OG19 gün önce

Sit down low IQ BUFFOON

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TakeItEasy20 gün önce

"ನಿಖಿಲ್ ಎಲ್ಲಿದಿಯಪ್ಪಾ" heliddhe BJP'yavru. Ivaga jothenalli idharalla.

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ShaMat19 gün önce

Totally agree. I was impressed with his calm response to some intriguing queries. HDK can bank on him. Unfortunately his cousins missed used the power and landed behind bars.

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🚩 ಶ್ರೀ ಮೋದಿಯವರ ಪರಿವಾರ 🇮🇳20 gün önce

ಹೌದು.

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lakshmi .s20 gün önce

Now he looks more matured and handles media very well , deserves applause

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Pavan Umachagi20 gün önce

Nikhil kumaraswamy is now a days becoming very matured politician, has a great future both for him and JDS

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VAIDYA 🌱🩺🥼19 gün önce

This guy before marriage vs after marriage transformation talking skill has improved n has maintained good public image unlike prajwal revanna

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D I V Y A20 gün önce

💯💯💯

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ROHIT RAVI19 gün önce

I guess raga to is becoming mature atleast his stars are pointing at it

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Get Set Go20 gün önce

😀😀😀 Channagi Tindhu Pandhikukka thara belladhidane.....Marri Gowda

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ಅಜಪಾಲ್18 gün önce

He should stick to one constituency and work there to build his image.

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Athri Bhat19 gün önce

He is has come long way

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Mohit Patil20 gün önce

True sir Fully agreed

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